Union Special 39500AB, 39500AC, 39500AE User Manual

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STYLES

39500AB

39500AC

39500A

INDUSTRIAL

MACHINES

CLASS

CATALOG

No.

103AB

HIGH

STREAMLINED

SPEED

CHICAGO

39500

OVERSEAMERS

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INSTRUCTIONS

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to

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No.

AB

103 S)

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PARTS

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in

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for

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catalog

repairs

AE

are

only.

Union

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Copyright

by

Special

Reserved

1960

Machine

in

All

Countries

MACHINE COMPANY

INDUSTRIAL

Printed

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in

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U.S.A.

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to

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to

the

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position

TENSIONS WITH R

required

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tight,

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top

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chain

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to
the

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to

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needle

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to

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threads

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on

the

machine.

be

obtained

machine.

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to insure

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14

The

parts
parts
orAF.

used

illustrated

on

Styles

on

the

39500

preceding

AB.

AC.

page

and

AE.

and

but

described

not

used

on

on

this

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page

represent

39500

A,

B.

the

P.

Parts
39500

Use

Ref.

shown

A,

B,

Catalog

P,

No.

Part

No. No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

39552
22596

50-774

154
39563
39551
51292
51292
51292

8

9
10
11

12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22

23

24
25
26
27
28
29
30

31

32

33

34

35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42

39555

88
39555
39592
39556
39520_AB
39530
22738
39530
22768
39597
22738
39530
22569
39563
39557
39563
39578
39563

39560

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39505
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39582
39582
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39525
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39524
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Needle
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Presser
Screw -Presser
Presser

Pad.

for

Presser
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Chain

Screw -Chain
Hinge

Screw -Tongue

Presser

Screw -Chip

Presser
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Top

Cover

Chip Guard

Top

Cover

Lower

Spreader---------------------------------------

Chaining
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Main

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Main

Feed

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Side

Cover.

Rivet

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Screw -Side

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AB.

parts

AC.

not

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no

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numbers.

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described

Description

Driving

Arm

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Pin-------------------------------------------

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Thread
Clamp

Thread

Thread

Thread

Foot
Foot

Pull-off.

forStyles

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Stud-------------------------------------

Tension

Tension

Tension

Lifter

Foot

Lifter

Spring.

Spring

Spring.

Extension.

Lifter

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Extension

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for

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Style

for

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Arm

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Shield---------------------------------------

Shield

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Needle

Feed

Feed

Dog.

Feed

Dog,

Feed

for

Stitch

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Chip

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Eyelet,

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Guard

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Eyelet,
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for

Styles

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39500

AC----------------

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AB,

AB.

AE

39500

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Guard,
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Plate,
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Plate

front

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rear------------------------------------

for

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for

Style

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39500

39500

Bracket,

AB,

AE-

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for

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are

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here.

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AE---------­39500AB.
39500

39500

AC-------­AE--------

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39500

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39500

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THREAD

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AND

MISCELLANEOUS

TOOLS

Ref.

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12
13

14

14A

15
16
17
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29

Part

No.

21113
21114
21114
22565
39592

39592
51292 F-1

21113
21114
21114

21104
21130

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22650
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Tension
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Plymouth 9·2006.

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way

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Tel.

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Vogt,

GA

15,

7-U99

.

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Tel

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. Cherry

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.,

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~-13.51.

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TEXAS,

X.

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CONN., 25

Tel

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3-~9~

2-~663

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Tel.

SUperior 7-6920.

Box

OHIO, .6020 Euclid Ave., Sydney

1-BBJI

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261~

Kershaw St., Virlyn R. Crisler, Tel.

ew

~200

.,

Tel. La

Padanaram

B02

,Derrydown

1801

.

Knox

St., John W. Jones,

P.O.

Box

Box

3-76~8

.

1330 Mayfair Ave

.5-~285.

55.56

.

SALES

5~2,

Luther

D.

Co11ell, Tel.

2505, Rolph

RFD, Roy

77~.

Drive, J.

Hin

os

kesi

Way,

South Marlon St., Louis

.513~

.

226, William D. Harrod,

B.

Foster,

E.

T.

Pedersen, Tel.

Raymond E. Hinton,

L.

Tom

Hanley,

Blvd., P.O. Box 6727,

de

6-8369.

Road, Robert W.

Joe

V.

Parker,

Lux,

Tel

. Brood·

Edward E. Smith,

.,

Fronk B.

ill

e W. Gregory,

Box

~.

Robert S.

Tel

Palm,

Hirsch

Tel

Tel

Tel.

Tel

OF

FICES

AND

UNITED

JACKSON 3, MISS., 327 Eastview St.,

Tel. Fleetwood 5-1976.

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A.

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E.

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KANSAS
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LEBANON,

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MINNEAPOLIS

MONTGOMERY
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NASHVILLE

NEW

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OKLAHOMA

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CITY,

Swarthmore 7
Farland,
Biggers, Tel. South 1·5030.
Horace

Crestview 2-6292.

ANGELES

Mason, Mgr., Tel. Richmond 7-9187.
Rogers,
Victor 6-1215.
Wheeler, Tel. Webster

Tel. Mutual 5-6750.

T ol. Frank lin 1-0323.
26, Minn

Hamlet,

Haberman

William

ORLEANS, LA., P.O. Box 1065, Chalmette, La.,

Larry

Ro

tenquist,

31$

W.

Mgr., Tel. Chickeri

315 W. 35th St., New

Tel

. Chickering

G. B. Wiley,
Morz, Mgr., Tel. Gladstone 5-9800.

N. Y.,

-399~

CITY,

KAN.,

Tel

. Mayfair 1-3325.

CITY

37, MO.,

19,

TENN

E.

Clinard, Tel. 8-IB65.

PA.

, P.O.

15,

IB,

KY.,

Tel

. Glendale

., P.O.

, N. J., 339 Harding Avo., Clarence

17,

TENN

.,

37,

FLA

., 2650 N.W. 5th Avo., Hyman L. Simon,

, MINN., 2800 Texas Ave., St.

.,

Leonard W. Koehler,

7,

ALA

Tol

. Amherst .5-0942.

N. H.,

21

Jr., Tel. Tuxedo 2-

12,

TENN.

J. Brauch,

A.

Von Hooser ,

YORK

16, N. Y ., 116 E. 27th St., Clarence

Mgr

., Tol. Murray Hill 9-1266 . Export Office,

35th St.,

New

ng

4-BBOO

CITY

19,

Tel

. Mutual 5-2836.

2~.

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PRESENTATIVES

STATES

Jamie

A. Boyette,

~71

Main St., John J. Lafler,

.

1621

N.

~6th

St., Durwood

1~

Grandview Rood, Torry 0 .

., 400 Bellemoode Avo., N.W.,

Box

274, David M. Bonder, Tel.

CALIF

., 119 E. Pico Blvd., Paul M.

3122 McMahan Blvd., Bernard L.

~-4956.

Box

1075, Clarence D. Mairs,

9-~143

.

~9.5

Dunn Rd., Richard J. Lindhorst,

Tel

., 1959 Amelia Drive,

Alder Dr., Forest Pk., Herman E.

, 1602 South Observatory Drive,

Tel

. Cypress 2·5123.

Tel. Edgewood

York

~-8800

York

.

OKLA

PA

.,

. Midway

969B

.

1·3106.

I,

N.Y., Herbert P. Johnson,

.

Lewis-Columbia Machines,

I.

N.

Y.,

Ben

., 2226 Southwest 53rd St.,

~23~

Mocalostor Ave.,

I.

Lou

is Pork

~-6236

Garnet

Zahler, Mgr.,

Bon

PITTSBURGH

Tel

Me

Tel

.

W.

Tel. locu•t 3·

.

PLANT

Tel.

~

RUTHERFORD,

Tel. Geneva B-2178.

ST. LOUIS

Laughlin, Tel.

James

SALT

Rosvall.

SAN

Tel.

SAN

Vall,

SEATTLE, WASH

~-8083

.

TAUNTON,

Godek,

A.

(TROY)

LeTourneur, Tel. State

TUPELO,

Vl

WORCESTER, MASS

Buckley,

YORK,

34-191.

H.

BOWNESS,

BU

*MONTREAL 10,

l.

Moliere

NORTH

planade, Tel

QUEBEC, QUEBEC,

Renaud, Tel.

TORONTO

West,

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Fronk Thiermon,

Bldg., 70

26, PA.,

3.589

CITY, FLA.,

3·26dl.

R.

LAKE

ANTONIO 6, TEXAS,

Di

amond

FRANCISCO

Tel

.

LATHAM,

MISS

nowood

PA., P.O.

Union Special Machine Co.

8-6796.

VANCOUVER,

Tel

.

506 N. Gordon St.,

N.

J., 246 Sylvan St., Richard W. Whitson,

3~.

MO.,

Ch

estnut 1-2368. 5707 McPherson Ave.,

McConn

ell, St.

CITY,

UTAH,

~-1158.

7,

. Underhi

ll 1-1

., 808 Motor Pl.,

MASS

., P.O.

To

l.

VanDyke 2-6149.

NEW

., 1605 rrace Ave., R. "Bill" Bradberry, Tel.

2-59~2.

.,

Tel

. Vernon

Box

ALBERTA,

QUEBEC,

St., Tel.

CRolCont 6-257

. Yukon 7-9391 .

LA

3-8126.

28, ONTARIO, Sam J. Storey, 355 King St.
. Empire 6-2939.

Ar

thur St., Tel. WHiteha

521

Brookline Blvd., W. Dale Speer,

James

C. Morgan,

PB60

Guthrie Ave., Carl E. Me·

Louis

12,

1215

CALIF.,

580.

Box

YORK,

5~6663.

II

Woodside Dr., Grafton, Gus M.

9-33~

BB~.

Mo.

E.

13th South St.,

Cleo C. Smith, P.O. Box 201,

1275 Mission St., Robert J.

Paul D. Lockett,

141, Raynham, Wolter P.

19 Ar

agon

Avo., Jack R.

.

Richard

L.

Smi

th, Tel. York

CANADA

of

P.O.

Box

B.C., James Stewart, 118

Lucien

Canada,

372, Norman W. Holt, Tel.

Clyde F. Amey, Mgr.,

5.

A.

Bouch

ard, 174 Avenue

Rm.

201, Whitla

ll

3-4933.

ltd.

Tel.

larry

E. Es·

F.

Main

~0

lEWIS-

UNITED

ATLANTA,

BALTIMORE

BOSTON

CHICAGO 7,

CLEVELAND

DALLAS

DETROIT

GA.

Peachtree St., N.E.,

St., Tel.

Co., 25 Kneel

Tel

Ave., Tel. EXpress

St., Tel. Rl.

Ave., Tel.

-cutters

1, MD.-

LEx

ington 9-1838.

11,

MASS.-Zolkind Sewing Machine & Supply

ILL.-L.

. CEntral 6·6980.

3,

2, TEXAS-Dallas Sewing Machine Co.,

7-2~91.

7,

MICH.-M.

LOrain 8·0900.

Exchange

Tel

. JAckson

J. Das

and

St.,

Tel

. HAncock 6·733B.

M. Stein Ca., Bl5 W. Van Buren St.,

OHIO-Sydney

1-B811

.

J. Foley Ca.,

AGENTS

STATES

af

Geo'l!

la,

~-2836.

hew,

Inc.,

~17

W. Baltimore

L. Hi

rsc

h Co., 6020

~2

E.

Inc., 338

Eucl

611

Main

Jeflerson

COLUMBIA

315 W.

Mgr., Tel. ChickerinA

Asst.

FOR

fALL

RIVER,

Co., 1059 S. Main St.,

KANSAS

CITY

St., Tel. Victor 2·9558.

LOS

ANGELES

liP

pony,

MIAMI

37,

Tel

. FRanklin 1·0323.

NASHVILLE

breun St.,

NEW

HAVEN

Supply Co., 430

NEW

ORLEANS, LA.-P

l. A. Van Hooser, Tel. Edgewood 1-3106.

id

NEW

YORK

1.5

W. 35th St., Tel. CHickering 4-8800.

3

NEWARK

3,

278 IJth Ava., Tel. Bi

NEWBURG,

ply Co,. 119

3.5th

MACHINES,

St.,

Ben

Zahler, M

~-8800

NEW

gr

.•

YORK

Elt

.

on

LEWIS

MASS.-Zalk

.5,

15,

E. Pica Blvd.,

FLA.-H. L.

3,

TfNN.

Tel. Alpine

10,

I,

N.

NEW

NEW

S. Wil

lnd Sewi

ng

Tol.

MO.-Text

State

JERSEY-Newark Sowing Machine Co.,

YORK-Hudson Sowing Machine & Sup·

OSborne 5-

ile Machinery Co., 324 W. 9th

CALIF.-Unlon

Tel

Simon & Co., 2650 N.

-Cutt

ort Exchange, Inc.,

5-5661.

CONN.-Deitch

St., Tel. Spruce 7·2579.

.O.

Y.-Un

ion Special Machine Company,

gelow

liam St., Tel.

Machine & Supply

7U7

Special Machine Com·

. Richmond 7-9187.

Sewing Machine &

Box

1065, Chalmette, La.,

8-7200.

New

burg 3443.

I.

N. Y

S.

Rockney,

MACH

.

W.

5th Avo.,

901

Demon·

.:

I

NES

PHILADELPHIA

12th

ROCHE

Tel. B

ST. LOUI

Tel. Cen

AN

S

1309

SAN

FRANCISCO

Co., 1155 Mission St.,

SE

ATTLE, WASH.-

M

ain

7, PA.-S. Bolder & Co.,

St.,

Tel

. WAlnut 3·1080.

STER 9, N. Y.- A. J. Adam s Co., 1

Utl

er 8-7250.

S, MO.- lawrence

tral

1·7163.

ANTONIO 7,

W.

4-8083.

TEX

Commerce St., Te

.- Aiamo SowinA Machine Co.,

3,

CAL.-Appar

Tel

808 Motor Pl., P. D. Lockett,

CANADA

BOWNES

S,

ALBERTA,

Te

l. au 8-6796.

MONTREAL,

lawrence

NORTH
TORONTO,

WINNIPEG,

Blvd., Tel. Pl

VANCOUVER, B.C., Jame

anad

e, Te

pl

ONTARIO-John Gordo &

Spadina

Ave., Tel. WAlnut 3-7379.

MANITO

Bldg., 70

Arthur St., Tel. Whitehall

dUEBE

C-John

l.

Yukon 7·9391.

BA, Fronk Thiermon,

P.O.

ateau

Inc

., 129 North

051 Culver Rd.,

M.

Stein Co., 804 N. 9th St.,

l.

CA

7-6328.

ol

City Sowing

. MArket 1-6660.

Box

372, Norman W. Holt,

Gordo & Co., Ltd., 3702 S.

1766.
s Stewart, 118 E. Es·

3·4933.

Co., Ltd

Rm.

201, Whitlo

Mac

.,

hine

Tel

391

.

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CONGO,

(lub-agant

South Africa.) (L)

kENYA, NAIROBI-Pollock

Hordinge Street

MAURITIUS,

Machine•) Hall, Genova, Langlois,

Howton St., P.O. Box 77.

MOROCCO, CASABLANCA-H.

Soldo! Soncho•.

SOUTHERN

NYASALAND,
Bros

. (Rhodesia),

SALISBURY

~h',:.'2s

)

Ps~u~~d.Af:~~n

Angwa

SUDAN,

KHARTOUM

305.

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du

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OF

Machines) Borzack

Pritchard St. Branches
DURBAN

58

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Bree

Sh.;

3B

Argyle St.;
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WORCESTER.

ELIZABETHVILLE-Progren,

Benack

Bros.

Ltd

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(E.A

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(l

&

PORT

RHODESIA,

- (Texlile Machines)

Sts.

TUNIS-Comploir lnduslriol & Monoger C.I.M.

IB

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BULAWAYO-(Texlilo Machines)

16-Uth

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Janvier 1952.

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PORT

ELIZABETH-Box

PRETORIA,

Ltd.-C

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.,

Ltd

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CAPETOWN-7B
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CAPETOWN

B. P. 2166

orner House,

Bog

Ltd.,

OF

EAST

VEREENIGING

Mak

42 Sir William

& Fils,

Rue

RHODESIA

Ber>ock

Bros. (Solis·

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Lid

., P.O.

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e,

13Sn

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ELIZABETH

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611

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SOUTH

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105

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WEST

789

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(C&

HONGKONG-G. R.

308, Bank

INDIA, CALCUTTA-Don, Watson & Co., (Pvt.) Lid.,

BritJsh

JA;~~Ka~~~K,tk.,~~:'a~u~inr,!:,~J,h'"..~

Taito-Ku, Tokyo-

KOREA,

Bldg

(l)

LAOS
TAIWAN,

16

VIETNAM,

Fror.s, P.O.

JAMAICA, KINGSTON-Morris
NASSAU,

Ave., Miami 37, Florida

WALES,

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AUSTRALIA,

1n

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Hay St.

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L)

of

Canton Bldg., 6

Indian St.

SEOUL-Uebenee·Hondel

., 180 1-

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TAIPEI-G

Nan Yang St.

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Box

BRITISH

Union Special International, Inc.

BAHAMA-H. L. Simon & Co., 2650 N.W. 5th

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ADELAIDE-(Sub-agenls) Topp &

Hindley St.

51.

PERTH-(Sub-agenls) Thomsons,

Lid.

(l)

Lid

ASIA

Box

4B.

Coleman Co. (Hongkong) Ltd.,

(l)

To.

Ulch

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(l)

444, 4

Des

Vooux St., Control. {

c76

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iro; Chung-Ku, Int. P.O.

des

Rue

Tu Do. (C & L)

WEST

Rm.

Box

Rl>

d'lndochine,

INDIES

E.

Parkin, 102 King St. (L)

Room

19

2~~~;~h:c'h~

604, Banda

Box

1268.

133

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GREECE,
I

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THE NETHERLANDS,

NORTtfERN

.,

NORWA~.

PORTUGAL,
SCOTLAND,
SCOtLAND, GLASGOW,

l)

SPAIN,
SWED

SWITZERLAND

is

ARGENTINA,

VIENNA

51.

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America, 23

loaf,

Mgr. (C)

I~LE$-(Bag

Thomas
for Sy.fn,.fustrien A/S, Nikolai Plods 23.

AARHUS,

DUBLIN

Uppor

Machines) Thomas

Scotland.

Machina Co .•

A.

B.

Fil•patrick, Mgr.
Machine
(Sowing Machinery
W-

1.

MANCHESTER

34

Oxford Road.

(Portsmouth) Ltd., I

Y,

Vattunlomenkalu

0 /
tonkatu 16.

E,

Franc

e,

Mgr. Dargols, S.A., 8
G.m.b.

H.,

Di

rector.

244.

EBINGEN
FRANKFURT
Relchsburgstr. 8.
buttel,
Rhein,

Au

Gmund/Togomooo,

button

sewers

(l & C)

MILANO-Giovanni

lB. (L)

C. & H.

E

NSCHEDE,

J. Bogod & Co., Ltd., 6 Llnenhall St.
(Tull

ingardon); BERGEN-Bjornsongst 24.

Barao de Forrester 914.

(Bag

Closing

& Co., 9 Stevenson

BARCELONA-Ropido,

EN, BORA5-Rud. Nystrom & Co., A/

ner1gaten 6. Branches at

MALMO,
A/B Fore

s

traue

Son Jose

- Firma Nahschustor, Mar iahllferstr.

C)

BRUSSEL5-Union Spoclol Machine Corporation

Rue Phili

ppe

de

Champagne, Henri De·

Closin

111

and

C. Koay, Ltd.,

COPENHAGEN

HERN

Abboy St. (

Co., Ltd., 15-

HELSINKI·LAUTTASAARI

\L

PAR

91

STUTTGART

Schwabstra s•e 33, A. W.

BIELEFELD

Larpenborgsallo 4d.

dom Hunnonruckon 25.

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Verbeek, Kloveniersburgwal n . Offices

IRELAND,

OSLO-Joe.

OPORTO-Rost &

DUNDEE-Thos. C. Keay, Ltd ., I 5 Baltic St.

S. Fon

borg & Kato, Tomtebogalan

, ZURICH-M.

226.

15 6alt

ING,

KOLDING,

- (Texlile Machines) Machines, Ltd., 24

C)

C.

Keay, Ltd., 1

Ltd.,

25

17

Ltd

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PORTSMOUTH,

10

& C)

5-Cio.

des Machinos Union Special do

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de

Ia

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Bornockorslodlung 7.

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AMSTERDAM-N.

GRONINGEN,

BELFAST-(Toxt

Jacobsen A/5,

and

Bog

S.E.-(Textllo

St

todsgatan

LATIN

Union Special lntomational, Inc.

3'0

BUENOS

AIRE5-Pamaco Costur

(Union Special Machine Company),

Bag Making Machines)

ic St., Dundee, Scotland.

- Rothenborg Spocialmaokiner
ODENSE,

(Bag Closing

Bodo Stre

LONDON, E.C.

.) 53 Gro

S.

Kingston Crescent.

13.

Maki

.

-'

LEICESTER, Union Spaci

ot, Braunstone Goto.

City

Road. G. Johnson & Son

at

Titchlleld St. London

A. Smith (Manchester) Ltd.,

Saunders Machine Co.,

- Suomon Koneliike

Branch

al

Republlque, Georges Linotte,

des

francs- Bourgeois.

Bielefeld, Dolmolder Str.

Frankfurt· Main • Rodelhelm,

BRANCH,

KOLN

BRANCH,

MONCHEN

D.

Dlmoulls,

Conti & Nipoll, Via Varoso

ROTTERDAM,

ilo

Kr.

Janu

1, Succs. Lda.,

ng

Machines).

Machines) Allordico

S.A .. Avi

OREBRO·Ostra

16. Sub-Agent S
L.

Bourquin, Albisriedor·

AMERICA

(L)

Ollicoo

SILKEBORO.

and

Bag Making

Baltic St., Dundee.

I,

Union Special

TURKU, Yll

Krie

30

V.

Machines) W. &

Augusllgalo

na

3B.

opis-

ger, Managing

Hamburg·Eims-

Koln

om

BRANCH

(C)

and

Lowl1

Petrak! St.

Machinehandol

SITTARD.

(C)

(C)

Rua

9. (l)

B, Lill

a Bran·

Bongatan 18.

TOCKHOLM,

a,

S.A

(L)

(C)

all

at:

(L)

19

al

,

.,

BRAZIL,

SAO

PAULO-

Comercio,

PORTO
RECIFE-Rua Princesa Isabel 105;
Rua Alexandre

CHILE,

Sonia

COLOMBIA,

53.
CALi-Carrera

(Bolivar)

C~~~t

CUBA,

tilla
BACOA,
Vilato, Edlflcio Martinn y VUolo, VIa Blanca Rd.,
Apartado

DOMINICAN

gue>, S., Calle

ECUADOR, GUAYAQUIL

Octubre 211·213. Branch
zar

EL

SALVADOR,

nia Vairo.

GUATEMALA,

S.A.,

MEXICO,

S.
GUADALAJARA,
D.
Pino Suaro> 99-a IAport.,do
S.L.P

Nl_i.'~~~G~~t·

PANAMA, PANAMA-Agenclas Hagus, S.A. Ave.

tral 16-14.

PErL~'

PUERTO

P.O.

URUGUAY,

Mercedes I

VENEZUELA

Chorro

EGYPT,

kat.

IRAN,

655.

IRAQ, BAGHDAD-Sons of

(L &

ISRAEL,

LEBANON, BEI

1165. (L & CJ

SYRIA,

(l & C)

TURKEY ISTANBUL

Homdi

Sole Di
AUCKLAND-171 Albert St.
CHRISTCHURCH-(Sub·agenl) Glondermi

field St.

DUNEDIN-(Sub-

I

C)

WELLINGTON

Rua

ALEGRE-

SANTIAGO-Lowonsteln & Stewart, S.A.C., Calle

DomlnJID

BOGOTA

(L)

Branches

#41·180.

RICA,

SAN

HAVANA-(Textlle &

Yarn &

Suf>ply

HAVANA-(Bag Closing Machines) Miguel A.

6«.

REPUBLIC,

669.

(l)

GUATEMALA-Campania Argo·Comerclal,

Ba

Aveni

MONTERREY,

A.

do C.V., Cuauhtemoc Norte 335. Branch

F.-Dlstrlbuidoro

.- J.

de

loa Reyes 80.

MANAGUA-Coso Hentgon,

LIMA-A

. y F. Wiese, S.A.,

RICO,

Box

2352.

MONTEVIDEO-Starer & Cia., S.A., Uruguaya,

3 I 2.

, CARACAs-H. Blohm, S.A., Dr. Paul A.

29 (l)

CAIRO-A.

(L)

TEHERAN

- Sovo Trading Corp., Ave. Ba•arjomehri

C)

TEL

AVIV

RUT

DAMA5-Eiias Aractingl & Fils, Sldi Amoud.

Bey Gecidi 36,

stributor-H.

- Ford Bldg., Courtenay Place.

PACIFIC

HAWAII,

HONOLULU

Solos Co.,

HAWAII, HONOLULU-(Bag Closing

Machines) H.

PHILIPPINE

klns,.
Brandl
Machines) Eam•
Co., Tacoma & 2nd Sts., Port Area.

lin

S.

ISLANDS,

Kroll

& Co., Inc., 124 Myers Bldg., Port Area.

at

CEBU. (L)

Pancostura, S.A.- Industria e

Aurora 59A-71.

Rua

MaciCon•

i• I 17.

1140.

(l)

- Macalzado, Ltdo.,

at

BARRANQUILLA-Callo

7a#l4·33

(L~

JOS

-Champion

Co.,

S.

CIUDAD

19 do Mar>a

- Richard

SAN

SALVADOR-Vairo Hermanos, Colo-

da

Sur

#10·43

N.L

JAL.-Hidalgo

Union

SAN

JUAN-Abarca

NEAR

Kavaldjian, 4 Mldon el Cheikh

0.

- L. Taube,

- Sans of 0 . u. Agopi

- David ve
3B,

NEW

ZEALAND

A.

Tuck

agent

) Glondermld,

(L & C)

Voluntarios

/ 35, MEDELLIN-Carrera 51,

Bag

A., Foctorio 70.

at

. - Talleres Por

Esp
(L)

da

RIO

DE

(C) & (L)

Calle

Co., Ltda.,

Making

Machines) An-

TRUJILLO-Luis Domin-

#25. (L)

0.

Custer, S.A., 9

QUITO-Correra

.

(l)

45

y 47; MEXICO,

ecial,

S.A. de

t2nO);

SAN

LUIS

Esq

. Nunez y Filipinos.

Warehouses Corp.,

EAST

0 . Agopian, P.

Ltd:.<.

15

Lilionblom St. (l )

an,

Leon

& Co.,

la

Ltd.

Yarber

Kutusu

Ltd

(L)

d,

Ltd

.,

18

40, Pao

ISLANDS

13--(Toxtlle Machines) Territorial

Bishop St.

Gray Co., 759 Puuloa

haw• Docks

(l)

and

Bog Making

Rd.

MANILA-(Textllo Machines) At·

(Bag Closing

and

& Honolulu Iron Works

Bag Making

Branches

Patrlo

JANEIR

37

(l)

e•

C.

Ia

0.

ve

38,

.,

Dowling St.

533;
O-

13

#22

#31'

-51.

Apartado

GUANA·

Benalca·

Zo>oya,

•• at,

V.,

Ave.

POTOSI

Avo. S.E.

7o

Con·

Bara·

Box

121

P.O.

Box

Serlkl,

, ( L & C)

78 Lich

at

-

de

,

.

·

Additional

Sales

Agents

for

(L)

LEWIS

and (C) COLUMBIA Machines

AUSTRALIA,

BEnfjiJ~~d·6Rtts'st~~~·

book, 57A

CHILE,

(C)

CUBA,

ganes 202.

DENMARK,

lndustrlmasklno A/S, Gronnegado 10. (C)

ENGLAND,

Co

ENGLAND,

Road,

FRANCE,

loymo. (l)

FRANCE,

Fontaine-Au-Ral.

GERMANY,

m.b.h.
Durkopp).

GERMANY,

Strano

INDIA, DELHI-Munshi

Ka

ISRAEL,

Halovy St.
ITALY,
JAPAN,

Umegao·Cho,

JAf-~~m~?~:~~=~~~ha~Su'~~da~;:'nt

MELBOURNE

Blvd

SANTIAGO-Gattlleb y Schacker, Catodral 1159.
HAVANA-American Sowing Machine Co., Ora-

(C)

COPENHAGEN
LONDON-Tho Eaotman & 'roxtllo Machlneo

.,

U·l7

City _Road.

LONDON-W. & J. Bogod & Co.,

London, f .

PARI$-Soclete G. Arnon & Clo., 36

PARI5-Aspe·Dumont & Cio.,

BIELEFELD-Durkopp·Maschinen Gosellschaft

(l)

except button sowers (also branch offices of
KREFELD

104. (C tie machines only)

ohmoro

Gate.

TEL

AVIV

(Cl

MILANO-Marla Jeri, Via Marigl 13. (C)

OSAKA

- Michaellsf Hallonoteln & Co.,

V~tr:.:~h~~ehandol

. du

Jard

in Batanlqua,

- Dimas, Del lnternati

(L)

C.

1 (C)

(C)

- Hergert Jansson, Alto Llnner
Ram

(L)

- Israel Sewing Machi

- Kondo Sowing Machine Co., 153

Klta-ku.

B.Sc., Above Kevon ters,

(L)

C & H Ver·

Buyl

Building.

Ltd

., 85 City

Rue

13

Rue

ne Co., 22 Yehuda

ca

., Ltd., 31',

onale

Dobel·

de

MEXICO,
MOROCCO, CAS

(l)

THE
NORWAY,

THE
PUERTO

SOUTHERN

SWEDEN,

Ia

SWEDEN,
SWITZERLAND,
SWITZERLAND,
UN

URUGUAY

WAL

MEXICO,

Co

sor, Aparrado Postal 7259. (C)

Bascurnama (C)

NETHERLANDS,

Haag, P.O.

PHILIPPINES,

455-457
nand

ez Junco• Ave., Stop

f~{i

con

gatan
galan
s

lrone

strano I 5.

ION

Sewing

Branches at: CA

16 Saville St. (C)

tercomp Ltda.), Convonclon 1374. (C)

ES, CARDIFF-W & J Bogod & Co., Ltd., Newport

Road.

ABLANCA

Box

OSLO-J.

Juan Luna. (C)

RICO,

SANTURCE-Ed Mayfield Co., I 108·B

RHODESIA, FEDERATION & NYASAL.I.ND

Sewing Machine Company, 138 Rhodes Avenue.

BORA5-Aktlobolaget

28.

(L)

BORA5-Husqvarna lndustrisymaskinor, Kungs ·

34. (C)

ZURICH-Fritz Zellweger & Co., Solnau -

27.

(L)

ZURICH

(C)

OF SOUTH

Mach

ine Company, 85/ 87 Prit

, MONTEVIDEO-Campania Rocons S.A. (In·

(C)

D.F.-Ca

DEN

1036. (C)
A.

MANILA-J. B.

AFRICA,

PE

TOWN-110

ta Di

az

do Maqulnas

- Durkopp Coudrex, 25
HAAG-N.

Johansen A/ 5, Torv

17'12

4-A

V.

Reineveld

gaton

Y.

Tanllmco Sons, Inc.,

Box

9999.

A.

G. Gustafson, Kungs-

. Bunsechwiler,

JOHANNESBURG-Afri

chard Street.

Plein St.; DURBAN-

10.

(L)

Stranburg

Rue

Don

(l)

Fer

can

de

-

-

-

INDUSTRIAL

• •

.

for

Every

Purpose!

SEWING

MACHINES

Job requirements

of

variety
why
requirements before giving you detailed recommendations on the
kind
speed
machines are built
they stay on the job with minimum time
ahead when you use Union Special.

The
SERIES machines are finding these ultra-modern, streamlined

models to be invaluable aids in cutting costs
boosting production
many machines in the improved
to do a specific job efficiently, quickly, and economically!

Never before has a general purpose Lockstitch machine been
thoroughly engineered for handling modern industrial sewing
requirements! And never has a machine offered more than the new
Union Special SIXTY-ONE-FOUR - a superior machine for light

or

tacking and back stitching

specially designed sewing machines,

Union Special field representatives make a careful study

of

equipment to install. Plants

Union Specials have an important advantage. Union Special

thousands

heavy weight work . . . for short runs

vary-

to

50000

of

manufacturers using Union Special's new 50000

THE

that's why

do

the job faster

SERIES

of

a wide variety

61400

...

for curved seams and straight runs.

Union

equipped

Special builds a wide

...

better

out

MACHINES

of

of

products. Each

50000 SERIES

is

LOCKSTITCH

as

well

It

is

also the reason

with modern, high

...

for repairs.

operations and

specially designed

as

long . . . for

of

cheaper, and

You're

of

the

so

NEEDLE

Latest improvements in engineering, manufacturing methods, and
materials have been combined in

Class 62200 needle feed Lockstitch machines providing operators

with smooth, streamlined, light-running machines that reduce
fatigue and strain. It's no wonder that manufacturers in plants
throughout the country are
these ultra-modern machines.

THE

This new development antiquates every machine presently
market for use where a curved needle machine
From its handsome, dynamically functional, modern design to its
innermost mechanism, the
duced to accelerate quicker . . .

smoothly and quietly . . . with less maintenance
greater profit than any other like equipment available to u
today.

35700-35800

Union Special's popular feed-off-the-arm felling machines are light
running, smooth operating machines
sewing head
eliminates feed marking, and press
lightest touch. Faster felling
35700-35800 feed-off-the-arm machines.

FEED

NEW

LOCKSTITCH

Union Special Class 61800 and

rraising

CLASS

39500

THIRTY-NINE-FIVE

FEED-OFF-THE -

of

the latest type, new presser

is

certain with Union Special Class

MACHINES

the superior performance

OVEREDGER

is

recommended.

has been pro-

run

faster . . . operate more

...

and yield a

ARM

that

er

foot which will lift

MACHINES

offer great advantages:

bar

which practically

on

at

the

se

the

of

rs