My Grandmother taught me to sew on her sewing machine when I was a little girl. Whenever my mom took me to visit my grandmother I would end up playing on her sewing machine. When she passed away when I was about 12 yrs old, my mother asked me if I wanted her sewing machine. I was very sad to have lost my grandmother, but she taught me to sew on her machine and yes I wanted to have her machine. So we took the machine home and my mom put it in our basement and it sat there until I got married. Then I became a mom to a beautiful baby girl.....well I need my sewing machine now because I wanted to make my baby everything under the sun, so hubby brought it home to me and I sewed on that machine continuously even after 2 more baby girls arrived and until they entered school. A neighbor felt bad for me and offered me an electric old "White" sewing machine, she felt I needed a more modern machine so I wouldn't have to work so hard. I did take the neighbors machine, but never fell out of love for my grandmothers machine. It sits to this day in my foyer and I can look at it everyday and remember the fun I had with my first machine.
It is a Singer 27 SN# B992314. It has the puzzle box full of attachments. Here are a couple of pictures....the red drawer handles have always been there, but I don't think they are original to the machine.
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What can you tell me about my old machine, it does sew beautifully