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Old 01-09-2014, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Caroline S View Post
The Singer 101 was the first sewing machine produced with a potted motor. When I bought mine the electrical cords were cut. My OSMG repaired it and she is a sweet stitcher. She was alloted in 1931. By all means do add a 101 to your collection.
Caroline, I've got it covered. Thanks for the support. Needs much work, but to this point I have pretty much just had to clean, lubricate and adjust my collection (a few replacement parts, also, I guess). This one will be a challenge - very rusted

Macybaby, I agree about the 201. It was my first acquired Vintage Singer. I lucked out, $0.99 + shipping. Seller's quote - "...won't pick up a stitch." Upon receiving, I reversed needle and have been sewing with since. Just yesterday decided to cosmetically clean it. It is now shiny black beautiful in addition to a perfect stitcher.

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