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Old 11-13-2011, 05:25 AM
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I am looking at a very old singer in a cabinet numbers on it SN-AJ250021 that looks more like a 99K but it looks more like a gray marble from the pictures. Does anyone know anything about this? The wheel looks black but the rest is gray looking. Please help as I might want to buy. Thanks
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Old 11-13-2011, 05:29 AM
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Perhaps this will help

http://www.singerco.com/support/mach.../double-letter
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You can date her here

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Thanks MissSandra, I did look there and think the machine is dated about 1935 but it shows no pictures. I just never saw one that color.
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You may be looking at a 128 matte or crinkle finish. they also are a 3/4 size. Check out ISMACS website for a detailed break out under dating and identifying Singer models and submodels- very good.
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You may be looking at a 128 matte or crinkle finish. they also are a 3/4 size. Check out ISMACS website for a detailed break out under dating and identifying Singer models and submodels- very good.
You are right, I finally found it on one of the sites here where everyone was showing all their collections. It is a 128. Not as pretty I don't think. I can buy it for $99.00 but not decided for sure yet.
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You are right, I finally found it on one of the sites here where everyone was showing all their collections. It is a 128. Not as pretty I don't think. I can buy it for $99.00 but not decided for sure yet.
That's too high a price for that machine. You can find them for $35-50 easily!!
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Thanks for your help everybody. I did not buy.
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