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Originally Posted by Ann63
Thank you. I checked the serial number, I believe it was made in 1874 because I did not see any Singer serial numbers beginning with an "I." I also have the belt but it broke when the guy at Goodwill was trying to open it. I feel in love with the cabinet before I saw the machine. I'm still in shock myself. I just took a Singer 66 and Standard (Singer clone 15) to the shop last week to be serviced. I was just looking for a treale to possibly put one of these in.
http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_noletter.html Hard to believe the old girl looks so good for being that old! She has been well taken care of. You have a beauty. Mine is early 1900's and didn't look near as good when I got her. Belts are easy to find on line and so are the little staples that hold them together. You did good!! |
A real deal! :)
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:shock: Someone come pick me up off the floor.....please.
What a lucky treasure find! Hope you will enjoy her for years. Enjoy! :-D |
awesome... I gave up my good old ( working) treadle when I moved to MN.. I regret it, but it was a piece of my past, I was moving past..... but, if I fimd another... I'll snatch it up!!
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Just remember if the machine doesn't work any singer can fit in the cabinet.( older models 1980 or older)
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It's a beautiful machine. I hope you can get her to work.
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Sweet!
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Awesome - looks great!!!
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WOW! That is sure a beauty! :thumbup:
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Today is your lucky day for sure! She is a beauty.
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