Hi again! thank you all for the replies and warm welcome.
I can see you are all from the US, nice! I'll definitely google some of your places on google maps...
I love travelling, in particular to less crowded/touristic places. Real places with real people. In the US I just visited LA, San Diego and Hawaii, with my family, ten years ago. But if the COVID allows it, I'll visit Alexandria (Vir) next year for a conference (I'll try to extend the visit a couple weeks). In case you share my curiosity about new places, we are from the less-touristic, more beautiful
, cold part of Spain, from Navarre, 1h to France, in the lower part of the Pyrenees.
@OurWorkbench , thanks for the link, even this model is different, it is sure from the same company. And it makes sense that the serial number does not correspond to the singer list. That's what I thought initially and the main reason I came here, because 1904 seemed way too old in my opinion.
@Macybaby, what you said about the hexagon company seems to be very right. I thought that maybe hexagon had a patent licence from singer, but the fact that singer actually bought hexagon makes more sense. Now I do understand the stamp in the front of the machine, that reads: "singer company - hexagon - sewing machines" in Spanish (see the pic). Initially I thought that hexagon was maybe a Spanish company. The model also looks like the model 128 in my inexperienced opinion.
About the cabinet, excuse me but I can't get a picture now.
If you want, I can do it tomorrow. Anyway, the pedal looks like these:
https://www.ximuso.es/wp-content/upl...721_163456.jpg
It has only one drawer like this one:
https://eltallerdesarin.com/img/cms/...0restaurar.jpg
But with two wood pieces to cover the machine when stored, that it's stored inside, like this:
https://cloud10.todocoleccion.online.../142968422.jpg
I hope it helps! thanks again!
EDIT: I checked again the model 128 and now it doesn't look that similar to me...
