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Old 08-12-2012, 05:17 AM
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Lara122
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Joe, you are such a smarticulous! ;0)

Being treadle only, is that practical to use to actually sew on? Would it be better to look for an electrified version? I do like the idea of being able to learn how to take care of it myself. My five or six year old kenmore from sears has begun to slip stitches occasionally. I use my seventies era Kenmore for piecing. I wouldn't know how in the world to 'work' on my plastic lightie!

I like the idea of having something so old and classic, but I would need to be able to *use* it. Clearly, our grandmothers did fine with a treadle, but . . . .

btw, the guy hasn't answered back about letting me come look at it.

I saw a red eye that seems to have sold for $650! of course, it looked deliciously perfect . . . . . lol!!

hmmm.
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