Due to popular request; our printed manuals are now enlarged so that they fit the full printable size of the sheet of paper and are even easier to read. For reference materials where the illustrations being to scale are very important, we will print it at its original size so it will be more useful to you. Please note that if you order a download you must have PDF software already on your computer and you will NOT be receiving anything in the mail, even though mail is a built in part of the order form. Within moments of your order being submitted and your credit card being approved, a new page with a link to the download will come up. If you have a problem receiving the download, EMAIL me and I will assist you. I am noticing that the downloads do not always work on smart phones or tablets so please plan on receiving your download on a plain old fashioned, normal computer instead of one of them. All of our manuals and servicing information is available as printed items and can be gotten into the Adobe PDF downloadable format. If it is NOT in the site as a download yet, email and ask us to do that for you. Do NOT order a printed manual when you want a download. We scan everything from the original information and at a much, much higher resolution than the images that you see in the site. We have many more items to get into the site so again, if you don’t find what you are looking for, please email us. What matters when you are looking for the correct manual for your sewing machine is the mechanics of the machine. You can see them in the illustrations from the manual which are on the details page for that item. Click on the image to the left of any items description to go to the details page. Then click on the column of images toward the left and they will enlarge. Are they mechanically like your sewing machine? If they are, then the manual that you have found will help you use your sewing machine and will even increase its value. If you have a Florence sewing machine, with the round throat plate, please email me with the serial number and its details. I would love to have photos of it and to be able to use them, so others can see the machines. Thank you for contributing to this project. Linda at Relics
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