This E-bay ad caught my eye. Don't they realize they've got the head in backwards??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-1900...item484dcff433
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This E-bay ad caught my eye. Don't they realize they've got the head in backwards??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-1900...item484dcff433
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
Sue
The front is probably missing or looks like H%$# and they are shamed to show it.
That is interesting - but it really looks like the draws are in backwards because the treadle is on the same side as the wheel.
I agree with quiltingcandy. The drawer assembly appear to have been separated from the cabinet at one time and put on backwards when reassembled. Drawers needs to be spun around 180 degrees and it would be correct I believe.
Jon
Last edited by jlhmnj; 12-25-2012 at 09:05 PM.
I agree with others, the draws are in backwards...Duh to them
Well someone liked it as is - it sold!
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It's probably for a left handed sewist! LOL
It's not sold, bidding doesn't end until the 27th.Originally Posted by Rhonda
Yes, it is the drawers, they need to be inserted from the other side, and the picture re-taken from the other side.
Jean in MI
That is funny, but I agree if the machine is set up like that on purpose - could be for a left handed person! Or, whoever has the machine now has no clue as to what a sewing machine looks like or does! It would be hard to sit and treadle from that side - the bars would block your knees . . . and you'd have to use the HW in the opposite direction.
Nancy
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