What bobbin does the Singer 5050 sewing machine use?

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The new SingerCo.com has some great resources and information about machines. There might be some helpful specs about your machine here: http://new.singerco.com/products/detail/80/features

There is some more info about your machine here: http://new.singerco.com/products/detail/80

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