I believe that looks almost like the library table, the legs do, but it isn't the library table cabinet.

I have seen every cabinet except for this one: http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...ny/71_cab.html

I like that one, very nice! I like the detail on the front.
I saw this post on this blog about the 40a cabinet. http://www.doubleveil.net/zssmp/singer.htm

Oh, I came across this person's blog one time. Interesting blog! He did an excellent job of refinishing this cabinet, very well done!!

I came across his blog when researching the Bell machine. There had been a Bell for sale at one of the thrift stores out in Modesto; listing was on CL. I had never seen a Bell; so, I did a google. His Blog was the most info on Bell that I could find:http://www.doubleveil.net/zssmp/bell.htm

Monica,
My Pfaff treadle is a sweet machine, so smooth, its a natural born treadle. Its very smooth and quiet. The only thing I can't get it to do is wind a bobbin, the bobbin tension disc is messed up. I wind bobbins on my electric Pfaff or one of the Singer 15s. I'm making log cabin blocks with her now. I named her Gertrude after my great Aunt.
Sharon
Ps.The Singer 101 has the potted motor and a smaller hand wheel.

this is the cabnet i have ,needs to be redone but just like it ,, and the 101 machine does have a pottoed motor Dottie Bug

You know how you can just look at some machines and they look like they will be smooth to treadle. That Pfaff treadle of yours looks that way. Sorry to hear that the bobbin tension disc is messed up. At least you have another to use as the winder.

Cabinets can be huge projects. Good luck!! and have fun!!!

Sharon, post your quilt when you get it finished. I would love to see it!! You always have bright colorful quilts.