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I found this at a local yard sale just 4 blocks from my house. I got it for $40. Her husband put it in this cabinet so it isn't an original cabinet.Not sure if I will leave it in the cabinet or take it out and store it that way. I have a 1950s reproduction of a 1850s Singer that I use every day. I bought it for $25 30 years ago and it is the only one I can use for miniatures. My Brother tends to stick the little squares down into the feed dogs so I love my old Singer. This one has the same foot and basically works the same way as mine so I wanted it for a back up if something happens to mine. This green one works great. I will have to figure out it's idiosyncrosies because they all have them. But I am going to enjoy checking it out. Caroline and one of her grandsons delivered it for me last night so I didn't have to haul it.
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wow, great find!
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What a cool machine and a great buy.
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Rhonda, she's a beauty!! I loooove old machines!! :D
Starting a small collection here, oh no!! hahaha |
Is it a 185J? I had a 285K but sold it. It was such a cute green machine.
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Originally Posted by SherriB
Is it a 185J? I had a 285K but sold it. It was such a cute green machine.
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
Rhonda, she's a beauty!! I loooove old machines!! :D
Starting a small collection here, oh no!! hahaha |
It's cute. BTW, do you have a straight stitch plate on your Brother? They help immensely with keeping fabric out of the feed dogs.
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She's a beauty! Congrats on your find!
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Oooo she is pretty :D:D:D
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