Black scroll plate?
#13
At first I was kind of disappointed because I think the chrome is pretty. But I love history, especially when you can touch it, and learning about the reason behind the blackside makes me love it now. What a treasure I've found!
#15
Miriam, I can find a lot of info on the featherweight blackside and they talk about how there were only two production runs of them. Of course, the aluminum would make a difference since it'd be used in planes during the war.
I can't find people talking much about a 201 blackside or even the 15. So I don't know if they're more or less rare than the featherweight blacksides.
I sent singer a question. I'm not sure if they'll have any questions but it doesn't hurt to try.
I can't find people talking much about a 201 blackside or even the 15. So I don't know if they're more or less rare than the featherweight blacksides.
I sent singer a question. I'm not sure if they'll have any questions but it doesn't hurt to try.
#19
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The market is established by someone who wants to complete a set of something or by a sharpie who creates a "want" for blackside attachments. They usually want big prices for them and whip up a frenzy to charge more. I have found the bidding very spirited for blackside items. It is all in the eye of the beholder. I find the face plates to be very attractive and nice, really fetching. It depends on how much you really, really want one. I have a 128 blackside Singer, bought for less than $50, so it is anyone's guess. Who knows why people do what they do.
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