I have joined the ranks of featherweight owners
#44
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Carlisle, PA
Posts: 1,964
Originally Posted by Silver Sandy
Wonderful buy. I had two feather weights; one in the cabinet, complete with oil can and instruction book and all the attachments and the other a portable. Someone had used Duck tape to secure the box under the machine because it was falling apart. My husband would not let me keep these old pieces of junk and sold them both; one at a swap meet for $25.00 and the one in the cabinet at a garage sale for $50. Cabinet was beautiful too. Makes me sick now to see everyone buying these beautiful machines.
#45
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Martinsville, Indiana
Posts: 1,430
I joined today too! I called a sewing machine repair shop in Bloomington and asked if they had any featherweights, and he said he had one. I went there and instantly fell in love with the little machine. It is a 1939 featherweight 221. I just love it! Congratulations on you new little machine. We are both blessed to get one.
I also told my hubby to watch out for them at yard sales!
Janis
PS Where are you in IN?
I also told my hubby to watch out for them at yard sales!
Janis
PS Where are you in IN?
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