Lucky you! I am jealous. Have fun with her...

Congratulations! I am looking for a deal still.

Good for you. You will love it. I inherited a Featherweight when my Mom died 4 years ago. She got it from an aunt who never married, a professional woman, who hardly ever sewed. She was Mr. Bristol's of Bristol-Meyers personnal secretary (1940's 'till 1970's). If sewing machines could talk! (It came with all the attachments).
Thank you Great Aunt Leo.

Wow! Hope you have fun with Edna! Enjoy!

Good for you.

Wow! I'd LOVE to find one and get a great deal!

Were you at Bargain Bill's ? i got a small singer at a thrift store it weigh's a ton, took some sewing oil to get the bobbin out, who ever owned used it for a wool felt machine, not to nice to the bobbin - but with tweeters, I got it running. I just love looking at it. I also live in Delaware. ;-)

Were you at Bargain Bill's ? i got a small singer at a thrift store it weigh's a ton, took some sewing oil to get the bobbin out, who ever owned used it for a wool felt machine, not to nice to the bobbin - but with tweeters, I got it running. I just love looking at it. I also live in Delaware. ;-)

oh you did great!! What year is Edna?

LUCKY! I have heard so much about them on here, I sure would like to find one! I have a Singer that was my Aunt's. Runs like a dream. It is in a wooden case. Then I have my grandmother's treadle, my MIL Necci, and my Husqvarna. Don't know if DH would let me get another, only 2 work to the fullest. We're working on the other 2.

I also found a featherweight at a flea market. Runs like a dream. I had a gentleman clean and lube mine prior to sewing and he said it was in very good shape. However, I paid alittle more than $60 for mine, and still felt like I got a good deal. The quality of the stitching is just georgous. I pray that those of you fortunate enough to have one enjoy yours as much as I do!

Congratulations, I'll bet the other lady is mad if her husband said NO but great for you, enjoy it.

Wow! How wonderful! Post a pic when you can.
Kind Regard,
MaryAnna

Welcome Susan and Edna from South Louisiana. It's been really HOT here too.

I know you are having sweet dreams now. Congratulations on your new baby.

Good for you. Enjoy your new toy. God bless.

Great price! You'll love your new little lady. They just purr when you sew.

Have fun with your new baby Edna.

You lucky girl! I wish I could score like that!

Naw, I was at the New Castle Farmer's Market at Hare's Corner, Last booth in the first isle closest to the market at the fence.

Naw, I was at the New Castle Farmer's Market at Hare's Corner. Last booth in the first isle next to the outdoor produce stand.

Not really sure, The guy rescues old machines, and apparently Edna was close to a gonner. There had been alot of corrosion and her serial # is gone. I've compared her to some on ebay and I think shes from 1930"s.