My collection of vintage sewing machines
08-09-2010, 11:00 AM
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This collection all started with my 1948 Singer Featherweight made in Scotland. It came with the case, attachments, manual, key and extra bobbins.
Next was a 1956 White Rotary crinkle finish in a cabinet bought at a thrift store for $7.00 and came with attachments. I bought a manual on Ebay.
Next is a 1958 Singer 99K in a case purchased for $15.00. Then a Wizard made by Brother in Japan for $15.00. Don't know the year on that one.
Next a Singer 66 Redeye treadle. Had a lot of rust and had to refinish the cabinet.
Last I am currantly working on a 1891 New Home Treadle which I will post pics of later.
Just love all the vintage machines posted in the Virtual Section.
Thank you, Judy
Next was a 1956 White Rotary crinkle finish in a cabinet bought at a thrift store for $7.00 and came with attachments. I bought a manual on Ebay.
Next is a 1958 Singer 99K in a case purchased for $15.00. Then a Wizard made by Brother in Japan for $15.00. Don't know the year on that one.
Next a Singer 66 Redeye treadle. Had a lot of rust and had to refinish the cabinet.
Last I am currantly working on a 1891 New Home Treadle which I will post pics of later.
Just love all the vintage machines posted in the Virtual Section.
Thank you, Judy
Wizard by Brother before
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Featherweight
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White Rotary
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Singer Redeye cabinet Before
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Singer Redeye after
[ATTACH=CONFIG]94520[/ATTACH]
Singer Redeye cabinet after
[ATTACH=CONFIG]94525[/ATTACH]
Singer Redeye 66 from 1921
[ATTACH=CONFIG]94529[/ATTACH]
Singer 99K before
[ATTACH=CONFIG]94539[/ATTACH]
Singer 99K after
[ATTACH=CONFIG]94540[/ATTACH]
Wizard by Brother after
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08-09-2010, 02:21 PM
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Thank you for sharing your collection. You have done really well in your purchases and they have cleaned up nicely.
Do you have a goal of what type of machines you are collecting?
Congratulations!
Do you have a goal of what type of machines you are collecting?
Congratulations!
08-09-2010, 04:09 PM
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Location: Western NY
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Oh how I wish you were my neighbor. I have a Singer 66 (?), originally a treadle that my Dad put a foot peddle on and my cabinet is identical to yours. Someday I hope to restore it to a treadle. You do beautiful work.
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