My Goodwill store sewing machine
06-29-2010, 02:14 PM
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It was folded up and in with the furniture. I doubt anyone ever realized it was a sewing machine, I barely caught it from the corner of my eye. It just looks like a 60's end table, not the most attractive era in furniture, to be sure.
06-29-2010, 06:07 PM
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I am in shock!!!! You can't buy a screw for the drawer for .79. Did someone not know what they had? If was meant for you to find this because it is apparently going to a very good cause. We never have anything like this. So glad you found this. Now, the children will have another machine to use in their program.
06-29-2010, 06:16 PM
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Wow! We have four Goodwill stores in our area but I have never seen a sewing machine in any of them although there are always some really good ones on the Goodwill website. What a great find and how nice that you are donating it to such a great cause.
06-29-2010, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Pam
I purchased this sewing machine in Lansing, MI last week. Just wanted to share my good find with everyone. I included a pic of the price tag. Yup that is right! I did not take the military discount they offered, it would have been 8 cents cheaper! It was marked down form $7.99.
I am donating this to one of my quilt guilds that teaches kids to quilt each year at a summer camp.
Billy, it is model 2142.
I am donating this to one of my quilt guilds that teaches kids to quilt each year at a summer camp.
Billy, it is model 2142.
I have almost the complete set of Sears catalogs in PDF on my computer now. So I can tell you how much it cost and post a copy of the page it was on!!
Let me know and we can figure it out for you.
Billy
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