kydeb

This was freshly posted on craigslist last night. I emailed them, ran up to look at her today, and brought her home with me. I'm finding that sewing machines are sort of like puppies....if you go looking, something will come home with you. The couple I bought this baby from said that it was her great-great grandmother's and then her great aunt's. They used it as a lamp table and are getting ready to put the house on the market so they are getting rid of some unneeded/unused things. Unfortunately, there were no attachments or manual with her. She is also beltless. Whoever cleaned out the house when the great aunt died must have thrown everything away. There is one shuttle and a bobbin in her. She looks like she's been well cared for - cabinet is in great shape and there is no rust on the machine. According to the serial number, it was one of 60,000 serial numbers released January 2, 1904, and is a class 27.

ssuzz

Oh my what a beautiful cabinet ssuzz

harrishs

How beautiful! Enjoy!

coloradosky

Wow, wow, wow that is a beautiful cabinet. Enjoy.

SewExtremeSeams

Beautiful, both the sewing machine but especially the cabinet. Enjoy!

pinecone

wish I could see her but with dial-up that would take 'till the 4th of July. *sigh*

piney

Teacup

Wonderful machine and what a great cabinet. You did good!

sharon b

She is gorgeous opened and closed ! I am sure you will find the missing parts and be enjoying her real soon

barri1

She is very pretty.. Use her well..

gagranny

Oh my! Cudos for a treasue found.