The Morse Super Dial is a rugged, all-metal, cast-iron sewing machine manufactured in Japan during the 1950s and 1960s. Commissioned by American importer Philip Morse, these machines were largely manufactured by Toyota (and sometimes Janome), featuring powerful motors and industrial-grade stitching capabilities.Key Features and HistoryManufacturer: Though branded as Morse, these heavy-duty machines were produced in Japan. Many of them contain the Toyota name stamped on the chassis, representing Toyota's early days of manufacturing sewing machines before pivoting to automobiles.Heavy-Duty Build: The Super Dial is an all-metal "workhorse." Its powerful motors 1 amps new motor are renowned for punching through heavy materials like denim, canvas, and garment leather with ease.Design & Dials: They feature a stylish mid-century aesthetic with chrome controls. The iconic "Super Dial" regulates stitch length. The machines typically use standard Class 15 bobbins and standard needles, making them highly available- easy to find today. This machine sews pretty nice stitches and comes in a handsome wooden case that is lined with vintage fabric. Also comes with a few notions and extra bobbins. Had New foot pedal and belt. Has been oiled and cleaned. I Have a video of it sewing forward and in reverse. Pretty awesome machine.
