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  • Empisal EF68 knitting machine

    Empisal EF68 knitting machine

    Empisal EF68 knitting machine has a very interesting design. It is a European model and has 5 mm gauge. There are couple of similar super-vintage KnitKing models. There is scares information about it on the web (that I will not copy): just google the model name and number and it will pop-up. But if you…

  • Empisal KH820 knitting machine

    Empisal KH820 knitting machine

    Empisal KH-820 knitting machine is a clone of Brother KH820 knitting machine, a standard-gauge knitting machine with 200 needles and punchcard reading capabilities to knit patterns. It even looks very similar. Thus, refer to the corresponding post while enjoying the pictures below.

  • Empisal KH-90 knitting machine

    Empisal KH-90 knitting machine

    Empisal KH90 knitting machine has 200 needles, 4.5 mm, which makes it a standard-gauge knitting machine. In terms of its functionality and pattern center features/design, Empisal KH-90 is identical to Brother KH552 (which kind of makes sense: the color combo is similar to KH551, the last 4-pushbutton machine); however, KH552 does not come with the…

  • Prazisa ribber

    Präzisa ribbing attachment, similar to Präzisa knitting machine, was manufactued by the Western Germany company in the late 1950s to early 1960s. Präzisa ribber accesorizes Präzisa knitting machine, converting its into a double-bed. The manual for this ribber is available online for mree. From what I see so far, it seems that there is one…

  • Prazisa knitting machine

    Prazisa knitting machine

    Präzisa machine is a cute vintage knitting beaty was manufactured in Western Germany in late 1950s – early 1960s. This is what I know so far: Präzisa has 180 needles, 5 mm apart, which makes this machine a standard-gauge. This metal flat bed machine has only manual/basic capabilities of needle manipulation. The tension mast accomodates…

  • Empisal Vistamatic NG-H3 knitting machine

    The Empisal Vistamatic NG-H3 knitting machine looks very similar to a previously described Empisal Knitmaster mod. 250 model. Thus, refer to the corresponding post while enjoying the pictures below.

  • Mitsubishi Color 7 MH-700B knitting machine

    I am not sure how much difference there is between Mitsubishi Color 7 MH-700 and MGH700B models: at first glance, they look identical with the exception of a letter B in the model name on the box. Stay tuned as I discover more information while enjoying the pictures below.

  • Toyota NT-10 knitting machine

    Toyota NT-10 knitting machine

    At the moment, I do not know much about a vintage Toyota NT-10 knitting machine. I only have pictures of the carriage. Next model released after NT-10 is Toyota NT-12.

  • Mondipoint ribbing attachment

    I just recently discovered the existence of this unicorn ribber: Mondipoint. It looks very similar to Corona CHR200 ribber. Thus, it might fit the same machines. Stay tuned as I am looking for more info.

  • Corona Genie CHR200 ribbing attachment

    I just discovered that I have this ribber in my stash, but the pieces are kind of spread throughout my collection of machines and their accessories. Stay tuned for more info and pics.

  • Singer MemoMatic 327 knitting machine

    Singer MemoMatic 327 knitting machine is a standard-gauge knitting machine with 200 needles, 4.5 mm apart. It has punchcard reading capabilities to knit patterned fabric and a built-in knit leader. It is identical to Studio mod. 327, about which I already wrote a detailed blog post. Thus, refer to it while enjoying the pictures below.

  • Brother KR587 ribbing attachment

    Brother KR587 ribbing attachment

    Brother KR587 ribber is a standard-gauge attachment that converts older knitting machine models to a double bed. Brother KR587 ribber shares the manual with Brother KR586 ribber. However, the manual mentions that not all accessories are included with KR587. That’s very strange to me, so stay tuned as I am investigating more. A chart from…