My wife is going to sign up for a craft show. They have electricity handy. I was thinking that if I sat there and assembled some of my whacky bags it might attract attention to our booth. Besides I hate sitting around doing nothing while the lookie loos walk by with their noses aimed at the ceiling.
So I have e-machines from 1909 is all the way up to the 50s. I've got a pretty blue clone I've named "Smokey" because the motor won't quit smoking. I've got to do something about it but I'm hoping it will burn itself clean. Or not.
I've got way to many to list but some of them are:
Minnesota Mdl B
White Dressmaster - OD Green crinkle
Kenmore 117-812 - Chocolate Brown crinkle
Kenmore 117-7?? - Tan and chocolate brown crinkle
Numerous Singers from 66s to 99s and others
Moms old HOTHER 15 clone - pretty black. See my avatar. It just weights a ton.
Singer 99 HC - basic old machine but it works
Green later style 15 clone
Due to space considerations in the truck a treadle is out of the question .....
So, any ideas???
Joe