SteveH

HEAVY seam guide (underneath to show it is solid) and two unknown feet. (MACYBABY??)
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the original (or dang old) bobbin winder wheel - white!)


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removed intact, ready to be labeled and store with the machines stuff.
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Badge
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serial number
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maryb119

Wow!!!!!! Lucky you!!!! I have 2 Pfaff machines and love them both! This one would be a great one to have!! I am so glad you have her and will appreciate her for being the treasure she is!

amcatanzaro

I love it when people just want a good home for a machine. Very lovely.

barny

SteveH, I love how you show each and every part of a machine. So nice. The machine is so pretty. Lucky you, and us for showing us. We may never see another one.

JudyTheSewer

Beautiful, just beautiful. The paint on those irons is amazing. Is a wheel missing on the base?

Okay, this time I think I read everything carefully; do you know the year that this was manufactured?

SteveH

Judy, LOL, 1908
source:here

yes one is gone but the axle remains, wooden wheels BTW...

SteveH

I also really like the pin cushion on the accessories drawer. needs to be redone, but still cool

Mizkaki

Steve,

I believe that that type of shuttle is called a 'hybrid'.

Mrs. SewNSew

Very beautiful machine and extra nice to use as a handcrank as well! I love the accessory box! The goldwork on the irons is just the icing on the cake.

Caroline S

Gorgeous sewing machine. You hit the motherload for goodies. The tin box is my favorite.