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Old 01-09-2015, 09:27 AM
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Shelbie
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Many sellers seem to think that just because a machine is older that it should be worth a small fortune. It usually isn't. I think prices vary in different parts of the country. I know I paid $100 for a very nice 127 in a well kept oak cabinet and have found treadles selling for less than this in my part of Southern Ontario. The ones with the higher prices just don't sell. Antique collecting doesn't seem to be as popular as it was a few years ago and young couples don't seem to want an old sewing machine as house decor. My son made it quite clear that he wants no part of any old sewing machine gifts from me.
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