KenmoreRulesAll

I was really proud of myself for recently (a few days ago) expanding my tiny Pfaff collection to a 30, 130, and 230, thinking I would never want another. And Steve just had to ruin it.

Cari-in-Oly

Yes, and on his first day back too. LOL. Wonder what's up for tomorrow?

Cari

KenmoreRulesAll

Never a dull moment around here.

SteveH

Sheepish grin..... sorry. FYI it is a Model R convertible. (This beauty was donated to my collection by a person who just felt that it belonged with the rest of my machines)

Jeanette Frantz

Well, I think all I have are "vintage" or "museum" machines, but I've sewn on a number of machines, and I have to go along with Miriam, I love the 403A my son recently bought for me, and the price was sure right! It's gotten quite a workout in the past 3-4 weeks. It does a tremendous job and is soooooooooooo quiet! Welcome back, SteveH.

Jeanette

manicmike

With the convertible setup that Pfaff is useful, practical, flexible, interesting and sexy!

Rodney

That Pfaff is a beauty. To me that one is desirable. Beautiful machine and an interesting convertible setup.
Rodney

SteveH

I am hoping to buy a Pfaff key this weekend from Helen Howes so I can stop using the homemade key I made..

This machine is "slightly" outside of my collection period so someday when I find a convertible that is earlier, this one will go on the block...

I will try to take a decent series of pictures now that she is cleaned up and sewing. I'll start a Pfaff thread when I do.

purplefiend

That would be wonderful for quilting, nice long throat. I piece quite a few of my quilt tops with a treadle, hand crank machines aren't my favorites.
Sharon in Texas

purplefiend

I have a Pfaff 60 treadle and a 1222E. I just recently bought 2 new plastic wonders, Pfaffs QE 4.2 and Passport 2.0, really like the IDT(built in walking foot).
Sharon in Texas