envious, dismayed, intrigued and delighted
I spent the better part of my day reading all 37 pages of post on Vintage and Antique machines. What's to say, I was blown away by the variety of machines and the knowledge imparted about them. My daughter has a small collection of vintage machines. One includes a Singer Threadle and by looking up the serial # I think it is from 1910. Don't know if the cabinet is original to the machine or not. The cabinet is in sad shape and the drawers don't match. I have my mothers Singer from 1948 and we have others scattered through the house. I just wish I was as knowledgable is the people posting replies. These post have made me into a "wanter" ( is that a word?) and will start keeping a better eye out for what might be a treasure.