Why do we all want to get these machines? The love of the antique machines??? I'm not sure.
I have been looking at a machine I can use with my DGDs, they are five.
Does anyone have a "finger guard" they make for these?

Thanks for any help with the guard! I'm hoping to find a treadle for it. I paid $95, I think I paid a fare price.

Enjoy! I have been so busy with sewing, I'm hoping I can fit this into my life!!!

Beautiful machine.

Ohhhh, she's BEAUTIFUL!!

Lovely... It's a Red EYE, tho, not a Red Line. See the red "eyes" all over it? LOL. You got a great machine!

As the others have said - it is beautiful!

Oh yeah, I was so excited, the guy delivered it and he wasn't out of the driveway and I was taking pictures!!!
I'm trying to find the age..

According to the Singer web site, its birthday was June 22, 1910 (provided I looked it up correctly!) . She is beautiful. You will really enjoy her!

Oh my, she is just gorgeous!!

How do I find the manual? and the singer site, I'm having a hard time getting around it!
thanks.

I have the same machine BD 6/10/1910...You can buy the grease and oil for her right at Joann's...I think it's put out by Singer. I also think you can find the manuels right online via the Singer Website...The manuel will tell you exactly where to put the grease and oil. Very easy to maintain...I cleaned and oiled mine...
Also is a model 66...uses Classic 66 bobbins sold at Joann's (Metal) don't buy plastic bobbins.