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Originally Posted by valleyquiltermo
Does the end of the sewing area flip up? to the left of the needle. If so it is a featherweight, search on this sit and you will find pics of featherweights here. Blace and white ones. The bed is hinged and flips up.
So being the scientifically minded person I am, I just picked up the Singer in one hand and a 5# bag of flour in the other and it seems to weigh slightly more than the bag of flour !!!!! I needed to find this machine today for so many reasons, and not reasons that I needed another machine to sew on ! |
Congrats on your new machines! Blessing were flowing your way today. Enjoy!
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So how do i know if it is a 301 ?
On 2nd thought it really doesn't matter....it is beautiful and I'm going to try her out this afternoon on some Dresden blades I cut yesterday...... |
Like you measuring scale. :)
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Wow! Terrific day for you!!! These are treasures for sure! :thumbup:
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If it weighs a little more than a bag of flour, it must be a featherweight-besides-301s come in a suit-case, fws come in an open from the top black case. Congrats!
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Oh, so happy for you. What a wonderful day for you!
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Originally Posted by Honeynga
Not sure it is a true Featherweight but am checking it out. I did Google the serial number and it was made in October, 1950; just can't find what designates it as a true Featherweight.
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What a wonderful day.
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