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Old 10-22-2011, 03:42 PM
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I worked on the 319 today. What a mess. I'm going to make a post - I took a ton of pics so it maybe a long post. Here is a teaser I guess.
Miriam, Excellent work in cleaning this gent up (looks like a boy to me).
You know I've been thinking this one is a boy too - a real tough mean one. The dude that had his tv on the cabinet was huge fireman. Don't know his name. Thinking of calling him Edsel maybe Mr. Ed for short or Eddy or something.
I'd call him Mr. Ed. - Ed. short for educational. ;)
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I worked on the 319 today. What a mess. I'm going to make a post - I took a ton of pics so it maybe a long post. Here is a teaser I guess.
Miriam, Excellent work in cleaning this gent up (looks like a boy to me).
You know I've been thinking this one is a boy too - a real tough mean one. The dude that had his tv on the cabinet was huge fireman. Don't know his name. Thinking of calling him Edsel maybe Mr. Ed for short or Eddy or something.
I'd call him Mr. Ed. - Ed. short for educational. ;)
You're making me want one...and I'm an "old, black, treadle girl"!! :lol:
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Old 10-22-2011, 03:43 PM
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I finally scored!! $40!!! My brother found her at an estate sale this morning.

Note with attachments gives info that this machine was bought in 1949 from the Fresno State College Home Ec Dept as a treadle.

I'll post better pictures after I clean her up.
Very pretty--doesn't look like she needs much, she looks very shiny already.
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Old 10-22-2011, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
I finally scored!! $40!!! My brother found her at an estate sale this morning.

Note with attachments gives info that this machine was bought in 1949 from the Fresno State College Home Ec Dept as a treadle.

I'll post better pictures after I clean her up.
Congrats!!! Pretty little gal with an interesting history. Are you going to put her back in treadle? You know, I would. :)
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I worked on the 319 today. What a mess. I'm going to make a post - I took a ton of pics so it maybe a long post. Here is a teaser I guess.
Miriam, Excellent work in cleaning this gent up (looks like a boy to me).
You know I've been thinking this one is a boy too - a real tough mean one. The dude that had his tv on the cabinet was huge fireman. Don't know his name. Thinking of calling him Edsel maybe Mr. Ed for short or Eddy or something.
I'd call him Mr. Ed. - Ed. short for educational. ;)
You're making me want one...and I'm an "old, black, treadle girl"!! :lol:
I don't know - I thought I wanted him too - he's a piece of work - some are you know :roll:
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I worked on the 319 today. What a mess. I'm going to make a post - I took a ton of pics so it maybe a long post. Here is a teaser I guess.
Miriam, Excellent work in cleaning this gent up (looks like a boy to me).
You know I've been thinking this one is a boy too - a real tough mean one. The dude that had his tv on the cabinet was huge fireman. Don't know his name. Thinking of calling him Edsel maybe Mr. Ed for short or Eddy or something.
I'd call him Mr. Ed. - Ed. short for educational. ;)
You're making me want one...and I'm an "old, black, treadle girl"!! :lol:
I don't know - I thought I wanted him too - he's a piece of work - some are you know :roll:
We're talking about the machine, right? ;) :lol:
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Old 10-22-2011, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Congrats!!! Pretty little gal with an interesting history. Are you going to put her back in treadle? You know, I would. :)
Actually I think I will put a hand crank on her. That way I will have my own machine to use at the next TOGA :D

Besides, I do have the 1891 VS2 that will be back in her cabinet as soon as I find Janice a mission style cabinet.
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I finally scored!! $40!!! My brother found her at an estate sale this morning.

Note with attachments gives info that this machine was bought in 1949 from the Fresno State College Home Ec Dept as a treadle.

I'll post better pictures after I clean her up.
Very pretty--doesn't look like she needs much, she looks very shiny already.
She is pretty clean! Just needs a little touchup here & there so she will sparkle!!
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I worked on the 319 today. What a mess. I'm going to make a post - I took a ton of pics so it maybe a long post. Here is a teaser I guess.
Miriam, Excellent work in cleaning this gent up (looks like a boy to me).
You know I've been thinking this one is a boy too - a real tough mean one. The dude that had his tv on the cabinet was huge fireman. Don't know his name. Thinking of calling him Edsel maybe Mr. Ed for short or Eddy or something.
I'd call him Mr. Ed. - Ed. short for educational. ;)
You're making me want one...and I'm an "old, black, treadle girl"!! :lol:
I don't know - I thought I wanted him too - he's a piece of work - some are you know :roll:
We're talking about the machine, right? ;) :lol:
UH what ARE we talking about anyway?
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Old 10-22-2011, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Bennett you got you work cut out on this but it is a nice machine.
Here is my 319 that I treadle. I got it from a good friend.
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It's fun having a machine that does decorative stitching in a treadle. Mine is the Singer 328 that I like to use to finish off my machine bindings. I picked the 328 because I only like to use standard needles, but I really love the look of the 319 over the ugly 328.
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