C.Cal Quilt Girl

How Pretty glad it found a Good New Home :)

fleurdelisquilts.com

Oh, I'm jealous! What a find!

kriscraft99

oh wow.. she doesn't look like she was very well taken care of! congratulations and at yard sale.. who hooo!

katier825

I wouldn't have left her behind either! There is a lot of info on the web about featherweights. Just google it. Enjoy! I just love mine.

Mitch's mom

She is beautiful! She isn't from 1926 though. Featherweights were first introduced in 1933 at the Worlds Fair. She has a numbered tension dial and the bobbin tension is on the top of the bed which leads me to believe she was born after 1934. She is a real beauty for her age!

cakebaker

I keep thinking that one day I am going to find one of these, hasn't happened yet, nice find, enjoy.

SuziC

That is Awesome...congrats!

Mitch's mom

You'll find one. What you can do is get something that belongs to a Featherweight, a bobbin, a foot or anything featherweight related to use as "Bait". It might take a few months, but one will find you!

Bluebonnet Sue

What a little dandy. Can't wait to get one of those. Well, no, actually, I've been waiting lots of years now. Just haven't found my treasure yet. I know she's out there somewhere just waiting for me too. Hope you got a garage sale price.

AndiR

She's a beauty! If you go to the Singer website
http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_numbers.html
or call 1-800-4-SINGER with the serial number of the machine, you can find out the exact date she was 'born'