Saw this on Ebay today, how rare are they??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-BROW...item3ccce945b3
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Saw this on Ebay today, how rare are they??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-BROW...item3ccce945b3
Very interesting to say the least. The only crinkle finish Featherweights were black and military issue.
Sweet Caroline
it looks like a repaint to me honestly... i didnt really know they put decals on the crinkle finishes?? except for the logo? i could be wrong. im no expert. But seeing as the chips clearly show black and then the metal... it looks repainted. id imagine a professionally painted one in the factory would have been stripped and then painted?
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I'd guess a repaint too. The only ones I've seen pictures of were black crinkle and I 'm sure that they didn't have decals. The Singer plate on the light looks to have come from something else.
It's a repaint...but if you see a BLACK crinkle for a good price, buy it! They're kinda like hen's teeth!![]()
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I think e1 is right, it's a repaint, kind of a weird finish though. Charlee, there are no crinkles in this part of the country!
I saw that too! He says it may or may not be a repaint. But how would you get a crinkle finish in repaint??? Wouldn't the finish of the metal give you the crinkly surface???
Karen in Kentucky
That looks like a repaint. Mine has grooves around the edge, no decal like on this one. Also, black is the only color I've seen.