Winding a bobbin on a Singer 15-30

Some more #ASMR content for my cousin, but also, I have been meaning to give this circa 1906 Singer 15-30 (Ser. No. H29301) a work out for a while. Yesterday I gave it an oil, took some beak down photos of the tension (the tension on 15 class models developed after about 1920-25 are rather different) and made a few minor adjustments.
For a machine that is getting close to 120 years old, she is pretty fit. I am thinking I will give this one the nickname "Harrie".
I am putting together some footage to edit together a short edu-lecture on the Singer 15 class and challenge some erroneous assumptions that are commonly believed; I am not saying I have all the answers, but I do know more than most. You can read an overview of my research on my website.
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[@emmabuggles]

Love it so much ❤❤🥰

[@JohnSpruce-u2h]

I remember those. I'm 80 and as a young boy would fool around with my mom's machine. She showed me some little things about that machine and how it worked. Never sewed my fingers together so I must have learned something.