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02-27-2014, 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Rodney
That Necchi is kind of neat, I like the swoopy lines. When were they made? I know next to nothing about Necchi machines. I may be off base but it looks a lot like some of our modern plastic ones.
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02-27-2014, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by amcatanzaro
I have one. The cam stack is cracked, at least the top three. It was $10. Want it?
ETA: The cam stack will run you about $160 for a used one.
ETA: The cam stack will run you about $160 for a used one.
It's not that cute.
02-28-2014, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Rodney
Skratchie that Singer is WAY up there in price. You can do far better quite easily. I'm a bottom feeder, I tend to go for the lowest possible prices. If you want vintage machines you may want to start hitting your local thrift and second hand stores. Machines are usually pretty cheap in them.
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02-28-2014, 06:49 AM
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Skratchie one source we use to get old sewing machines is shopgoodwill.com. If machines are going high in your area you can probably get a good machine for less even after shipping is added in.
Rodney
I forgot to add: Rocketeers go high everywhere I think. They're just cool looking machines and appeal to a lot of people.
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I forgot to add: Rocketeers go high everywhere I think. They're just cool looking machines and appeal to a lot of people.
02-28-2014, 07:17 AM
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I don’t usually contribute much to threads like this that tend to make fun of people and their listings, and I’m not making fun of this one that I saw on eBay. Their price may be a little on the high side, but the sale may be for a good cause.
What I want to point out on this one, is what I believe to be a good example of an error in the official records at Singer, and get other’s opinion on the identity of the machine. The owners say it’s a Singer 127, the serial number (S193029) indicates that it’s a Singer 27K, and I think it’s a Singer 28K. What do you think it is?
Auction link.
CD in Oklahoma
What I want to point out on this one, is what I believe to be a good example of an error in the official records at Singer, and get other’s opinion on the identity of the machine. The owners say it’s a Singer 127, the serial number (S193029) indicates that it’s a Singer 27K, and I think it’s a Singer 28K. What do you think it is?
Auction link.
CD in Oklahoma
02-28-2014, 07:42 AM
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You never know what kind of prices you are going to find on Craig's List. I will agree that there is much that is way overpriced, but every once in awhile there's something wonderful at a bargain, even in the Houston area. I think I posted awhile back about the two antique machines (an Eldridge Two Spools and a Mason Rotary) in what i consider very good condition that I got for $60 for both. Granted neither had a cabinet, but they will either one fit in cabinets I already have. For now they have pride of place on the upper shelf in my studio.
02-28-2014, 08:14 AM
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CD,
Sure looks like a 27K to me from the picture. I don't believe Singer made a 28k with the "Memphis" decals (?) Must weigh a ton if it's a 27K. Some measurements of the case are given if that's any help.
Jon
Sure looks like a 27K to me from the picture. I don't believe Singer made a 28k with the "Memphis" decals (?) Must weigh a ton if it's a 27K. Some measurements of the case are given if that's any help.
Jon
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