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Just thought folks might like to see my newest tradecard.
It is a Singer card from the early 1880's, I love the back with all of the info! Front [ATTACH=CONFIG]486636[/ATTACH] Back [ATTACH=CONFIG]486637[/ATTACH] |
I was thinking that there were 538,608 Singers sold in 1880. I guess one slipped by me when I wasn’t looking.....
CD in Oklahoma |
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Hello Everyone, I just joined and thought I'd post a couple pics of some of my herd.[ATTACH=CONFIG]488675[/ATTACH]These are my two newest machines,[ATTACH=CONFIG]488676[/ATTACH]a Brother 160 Cambridge and a Brother 210 Selectomatic IV.
Cari |
Cari, We also have threads for old Japanese machines here are some links - feel free to shoot some pics and post!
just for clones: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...p-t164361.html zig zag and other badged Japanese machines: http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...s-t207877.html Badged Japanese machines with fancy stitches: http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...s-t207880.html |
Thanks Miriam, I'm sure I'll be posting in all of them soon!
Cari |
That pink one is awesome!
Rodney |
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Originally Posted by Rodney
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That pink one is awesome!
Rodney Cari |
Domestic model 999M freearm zigzag
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Domestic model 999M freearm zigzag. Bought it yesterday for the low, low price of $5.00 cash.
Evidently sold under several nameplates such as Nelco, Singer, Domestic, and White model 999 or 999someletter. Made in Taiwan instead of Japan, but seems like a good 1980-ish machine, similar to my Kenmore 6 but has more stitches. Takes Singer low shank style attachments. Some of the factory attachments came with this but some are missing. I haven't popped the cover to see how much plastic, but a YouTube of the White version said only a couple plastic pieces. Download the manual free from Singer support site. :-) |
Originally Posted by purplefiend
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I remember the green "antiquing"paint they used in the 1970s. UGH!!! The White rotary is one of my favorite treadles.
I was a kid in the '70s and my mother "antiqued" some old furniture that was already ugly and painted. Those kits came in that colonial type colors. These are what I remember, because I was with her at the store when she picked her colors: that green, a slate-ish blue, a brick red, a harvest gold, and something like a light-oak tan. You painted, then rubbed the antiquing glaze over it as the second step after the paint had dried. |
Domestic 999M cams
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fyi on the Domestic 999M cams --- "We are plastic, if you please. We are plastic, if you don't please. " haha
But the machine hasn't been used much at all, and I am sure I will get my $5 of use out of her. Has that white grease on the gears, too, doesn't it? |
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