Thread: Also found these

Singer AH752802 for 185.00 in a sewing cabinet with the drawers down one side. Someone posted a cabinet something like this the other day. All I can find out from the Singer site is it is a 1948. It doesn't say anymore on there site about when it was born and how many and where it was born. The next one is a Singer Lotus D445188 for 95.00 in a beautiful cabinet treadle,born 1908. Also i found a treadle machine in a cabinet that is a Domestic for 85.00 but didn't have a piece of paper when I saw that one so don't have a model # for this one,never heard of a Domestic. This is the other one,singer AA480007 according to Singer born in 1925 and someone just posted a pic of one they just got so I know it is a Singer 128 VS it is in a wood case is it worth 85.00?

Got pictures?

AH752802 is a 66 commissioned on Aug 26, 1948.

D445188 is also a 66, commissioned August 11, 1908

As for the Singer 128 for $85? Yes, if the machine is in good shape and complete.

Graham wrote a nice article on Domestic here:

http://www.ismacs.net/domestic/thoug...e_company.html

Find the charts HERE

Just click on the appropriate link to go to the serial number/model breakdown. These charts will give you the model, and the commission dates (not to be confused with actual manufacture date, no one knows those, but they can be estimated)

I should also add to be alert to a few mistakes here and there.... my 115 is listed as a model 27 or 25, can't recall which one...

Originally Posted by Monroe

Thank you very much for the links. I picked up a fairly decent parlor cabinet this week containing what I now know is an electrified model 15 with "RAF decals". They look like lightning bolts!

You're welcome!! We don't see a lot of the RAF decals in the states. While I wouldn't say they're "rare", they're not as common!