*THE QUOTED PRICE IS FOR 10 NEEDLES*   RHEIN NADEL W. Germany industrial SUCCESS sewing machine needles  Needle System: 459 R / 1567/ EB x 1567 /  SY 6520 (Singer)  Needle Point: Acute Round Point  (SPI /S) Needle Shank: Round / Ф- 1.3 mm Nm / 459 R Size:  65/ 16  , 75/ 14  ,  80/ 13 ,  85/ 13  ,120 / 9 Schmetz Canu: 08:65 MA1 Total Needle Length: 39.5 mm Length but to eye: 33.5 mm  Machine types: Many Industrial sewing machines Example:                                                                                   SUCCESS (ALL BOOK & HASH FIELD)OR BONIS WITH HEAD OF SUCCESS BONIS: 3000- R ,  3016- RD  ,  3018-RD  , 3021- RD  BONIS: A-16-R ,  A16-RD ,  A18-R ,  A18-RD ,  A21-R ,  A21-RD CROWN: DI   (All Classes Except) HOSOI: AC   (All Classes Except) KATSUMI: KLZ    (All Classes Except) MAUSER PFAFF: 66 , 3560 PFAFF: CCS SUCCESS - ( FF1 , FF1NP , FF2 , F1 FF1 , F1NP ) PFAFF: SUCCESS TRIPLE PORKERT & RENNER: 82   (All Classes Except) PORKERT & RENNER: 60, 62 , 80-1 , 82-1A , RZ,DOBRIS 073/P4 RIMOLDI: 051 , 053   (All Classes Except) SHANGGONG CHINA: GP-3    (All Classes Except) SL-LIMBACH: 8504 STROBEL: 40-1   (All Classes Except) STROBEL: RITTER SHAUSEN 72     (All Classes Except) STROBEL: 141-20 , 141-22 , 141-27 , 141-30 , 141-40 , 141-50  , 1141 STROBEL: RITTER SHAUSEN 17-1   UEBERWENDLING TEXTIMA VORMALS VEB: 8504 TREASURE,NARA: FS- 960 , FS- 961 , FS- 962 , FS- 963 , FS- 2000   ORIGINAL VINTAGE BOX FOR MIN 60 NEEDLES CHROME PLATED SUPREME QUALITY MADE IN W.GERMANY  *PLEASE, VISIT OUR STORE TO EXPLORE OUR WIDE RANGE OF A SUPREME QUALITY SEWING NEEDLES*   You will receive tracking number.

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Skillfully crafted in an era when quality was the leading priority in production, our selection notably differs from today's mass production in terms of durability, finishing, and coating grade.

Our product portfolio includes the following brands: Schmetz, Groz-Beckert, Larmmertz, Rhein Nadel, Singer / SNF, Solidor, AKRA, and Organ; The latter are made in: Germany (West and East), Czechoslovakia and Japan, respectively. Production dates vary as it follows: 1960s to early 2000s, but mostly over the 1980s.