Wow, they are really cool! I have one in the garage I will have to bring inside. My husband said he would help me restore the cabinet. I brought it back from France and it says Made in England. I used to use it for a sewing table, with the original machine folded down.

Where is the Vintage Section?

Thanks Manley. What part of Central Ky. I'm about 2 hr 45 min from Lexington. Small world.

Great machines !!

That singer sure is a nice machine and so is the cabinet. Can't wait to see her when she's all cleaned up, please post pics

Clapping and smiling for you.......

It's under the main section. This should take you there. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-43881-1.htm
You should post a pic of your machine from France.

Wow - that's terrific! :)

You can buy a copy of your manual from Linda at Relics - they do a *great* job of scanning, and most of their manuals are spiral bound and plastic covered.

http://pages.sewing-machine-manuals....1834488/1.html

You are going to be amazed at what that Kenmore can do with free-motion quilting. :)

Looking at the zoom picture at Relics, it looks like the 1400 is a super high shank or maybe only a high shank. Either way, you will probably be able to outfit this machine with a complete set of attachments and cams really cheap if you start watching eBay.

Both of them will absolutely plow through anything.

Both nice machines.

Thanks for the info.

Good for you