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Old 05-07-2011, 07:52 PM
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thought you might enjoy some of these classic machines.
http://website.lineone.net/~lindave/singer.htm
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They're all beautiful machines. Thanks for the link.
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That was fun to read through. neat! Thanks for posting.
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Those are beautiful old machines. I have a model 15 1904 in a treadle base. A collector told me it was rare to see the spinks decals at that time.
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Thanks for the link. I enjoyed the trip down memory lane. My Grandmother and my Mother never sewed on anything but a Singer Treadle Machine. I have Mama's but I don't know what happened to Grandma's. Mama's machine still works just like it did when she used it.
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Love the machines and the history behind it. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by colleen53
thought you might enjoy some of these classic machines.
http://website.lineone.net/~lindave/singer.htm
Eye candy 4 sure!
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Thanks for sharing - what beautiful machines.
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Thanks for posting - enjoyed looking at the vintage machines. They are so beautiful!

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WoW - how great was that!!!!!!!!!!!
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