Who wouldn't love that machine? It's absolutely great! Thanks for the link.

Cathy

Looks like a 15 clone
here is a link for those who missed it... http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...p-t164361.html Then feel free to post a pic on there if you haven't already.

Oh my, another kind of hand crank. I wonder if it stitches?

Miriam,
I've been praying for Wilbur, I hope he heals quickly.
Sharon W.

That is one butt ugly paint job. UGH!
Sharon

MWFoley/Mike,
Welcome! I'm so happy that you found us. This is a wonderful group of people, with lots of information to share.

I sew mostly with vintage/antique machines, some are treadles. My current favorite among my treadles is the Pfaff 60, straight stitch only and is in beautiful condition.
I'm primarily a quilter and sometimes a sewist of garments for myself. I make charity quilts for in-need children and Quilts of Valor.
happily treadling in central Texas,
Sharon W.

Anyone looking for a nice Singer 128 Centennial Blackside sewing machine? Pittsfield, MA http://westernmass.craigslist.org/art/3301994650.html

Holy Cow! For that, I might break my $80 rule.... (no more than $80 for any machine unless it's really really special)
Blackside, Centennial, and a Singercraft Guide that looks whole. That is, if I wasn't one country over and a couple thousand miles... Probably will get that for it.

I've got a similar one for $35, though it's not a Centennial version. Pick up, only, of course. My machine looks better, but their case looks better.

This is what I picked up today, I didn't realize from the CL photo that she is a 99. It came in a Bentwood case, the locks work, and it has the key! The machine is dirty, a lot of fluff, and just dirt. I took off the motor, part of the cords outer cover was melted. So, maybe a new motor, or another hand crank?? This one was born Jan 3, 1938. One owner, and has been in storage for 25 years.