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WE ARE LADIES OF STEEL

WE ARE LADIES OF STEELWE ARE LADIES OF STEELWE ARE LADIES OF STEEL
Home
Our Museum
The Industrials
Machines Displayed
  • Mother of Pearl
  • Daisy Fiddle Base
  • Carnations-Fiddle Base
  • The Persian
  • The Sphinx
  • The Pheasant
  • Lotus Flower
  • The Red Eye
  • La Vincedora
  • Model 15 and 99K
  • The 201
  • The 301A and 401A
  • The Rocketeer
  • The Parlor Cabinet
Featherweight
Partners
About
More
  • Home
  • Our Museum
  • The Industrials
  • Machines Displayed
    • Mother of Pearl
    • Daisy Fiddle Base
    • Carnations-Fiddle Base
    • The Persian
    • The Sphinx
    • The Pheasant
    • Lotus Flower
    • The Red Eye
    • La Vincedora
    • Model 15 and 99K
    • The 201
    • The 301A and 401A
    • The Rocketeer
    • The Parlor Cabinet
  • Featherweight
  • Partners
  • About
  • Home
  • Our Museum
  • The Industrials
  • Machines Displayed
    • Mother of Pearl
    • Daisy Fiddle Base
    • Carnations-Fiddle Base
    • The Persian
    • The Sphinx
    • The Pheasant
    • Lotus Flower
    • The Red Eye
    • La Vincedora
    • Model 15 and 99K
    • The 201
    • The 301A and 401A
    • The Rocketeer
    • The Parlor Cabinet
  • Featherweight
  • Partners
  • About

The Rocketeer 500A-1962

The Rocketeer

These machines are dubbed "Rocketeers" because of their distinctive styling.  The top of the arm is an oval that has reminded people of something out of a science fiction movie.  It has many zig zag features using various cam's that are interchangeable.   The F00 and 503 machines were the last of the slant shank models made at the Anderson S.C. factory before it ceased making sewing machines in 1963.

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