You will LOVE the machine! The cabinet and machine are just like the one I sewed on from the time I started sewing as a teenager until our house burned in 2000. Did not attempt to rescue it, wish I had, as the fire inspector said it did not appear to be damaged (was in a somewhat protected area). If I find one again, I'm going to try to get one.
My featherweight is the closest I've come to finding a similar one. |
Check your belts on the Singer, if its been sitting for awhile they may be brittle and that makes for a bit of a drag on the motor!
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I think you won the 'Winner take All' :-)
Best, d |
Great buys. Watch out for the thread, might be weak, or break easily. Old thread is ?????
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I want you to show me where to shop.
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I found this site about Singer and posted it to the forum. http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t132994.html I have my Grandma's Singer and found a lot of information. You really did hit the jackpot with all of your great finds. :)
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That sure is a jackpot
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I love it when something happy happens to good people! :)
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Wonderful!! She is a nice-looking machine. Love the black & white fabric!!
Kathy |
I really do not plan to use the thread, but
the wooden spools wil llook nice in a jar. Yes the belt is still pliable but too loose. I have a new one coming from E-Bay. J J |
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