Kenmore Sewing Machine Advertisements and Catalog Ads

September 29, 2020

Kenmore Sewing Machine Advertisements and Catalog Ads

Kenmore 1802 takes type C cams includes monogrammer with round cams

I do NOT own the copyright on any of these photos, Sears owns the copyright to all of their advertisements and catalogs, I provide them here as part of researching and learning about these wonderful vintage sewing machines. Because they are photos of magazine advertisements, and catalog ads, they may not be super clear, but I tried to make them as readable as possible.

I'm having trouble with the blog program rearranging the photos on me, when I attempt to add the caption below the photo, so hopefully it isn't deleting them, just rearranging them in an irritating fashion!

SearsCatalogsOnline.com was also a good resource, you can see their name on the pages from this site.
1960's, and 1970's are the main ones I have, I think.

I have tried to include the year the ads were printed, if I know what it was, I don't know it for all of them, and some were used for several years, for example, from 1968 to 1970, you will see the same ad in magazines.

model 90 takes red type A cams

Model 92

Model 1914 158.1914x Advertisement takes C cams

1780C, 1680C, 1570C Ad

Model 1980 158.1980x takes C cams

1972 Ad for model 1802 158.1802x type C cams (several models also look similar)

I believe this is the model 92, it is similar to the 88 and 90, shown here in the luxury table.

1780

These are very early Kenmore cabinets, the Early American Desk Sewing cabinet and chair, was shown in a later episode of "I Love Lucy", I believe they were in the cottage on the farm, trying to raise chickens. (Not the city apartment sewing machine that was a different brand of sewing machine, gold, but otherwise similar to the Singer 101, with a potted motor.)