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I found this at a yard sale today. I paid $50.00 for it. The cabinet needs some work but my DH can restore this. The machine does work.
Stamp & Serial Number [ATTACH=CONFIG]207315[/ATTACH] Singer Instructions Manuel [ATTACH=CONFIG]207316[/ATTACH] Ruffler and Adjustable Hemmer Foot & Other things [ATTACH=CONFIG]207318[/ATTACH] |
beautiful machine! Congrats!
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Congrats on your great find!
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Nice! Hope you enjoy it.
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Neat little machine. You will love it.
Tommie |
Congratulation on your find.
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I have her twin, though mine is year younger. Yours has the Centennial Badge, so it's a 1951. Mine is a '52. I really like the contours of our 'girls'. They are so cute.
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Enjoy your toy!!
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Great machine!! I see it's the Centennial, even better!! :D:D
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Good buy! You will love her!
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Great find. Congratulations :D
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great find!
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WOW I didn't even pay attention to the badge, Thanks for pointing that out to me.
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you have to name her...
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wow ...what a beauty and a great deal
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Excellent find, Verna! Congrats!
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What a great find. I had forgotten that some machines had bobbins made like those.
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Gotta love those yard sales!
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I have one like it and it sews like a champ..great buy
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Oh yes I must name her! Didn't even think about that either. I think I will name her SusieQ! That is what my DF & DB use to call me. DF has gone on to heaven but DB still calls me that on account of my middle name. So she is going to be SusieQ
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Great deal...enjoy her in good health! Congratulations.
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Lovely machine. Congrats
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WTG!! Looks wonderful.
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She is lovely. Congratulations!
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Wow! Great find!
Blessings, MaryAnna |
Congrats! What a great find and what a great deal you got on her! I just ran across one myself and got my first vintage..its a 128 too. I was told that you can buy a 1/4" foot (get the low shank) and then you can have fun piecing with it. What a cute girl you have there...I can't believe how great the box looks too!
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cute machine!
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Looks like a Centennial blackside to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lucky Girl!!!
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neat find
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Great find!
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A couple of weeks back I bought a similar one at a yard sale. Several people mentioned that it was a Blackside. Mine is a 128 but I wonder what the difference is between a 128 and a 128-23? According to the serial number mine was made in 1951 but it does not have the centennial seal. I did not get a manual with mine and the box lid is missing the lock mechanism but otherwise in good shape. Have not tried to just the shuttle bobbin yet but will eventually. Enjoy your new machine.
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I have like her. I got her for free. She needs a tune-up and a belt and a lot of love. Can't wait to get her going. Enjoy!
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I love the model 128. The bentwood cabinet is my favorite Singer portable cabinet. The machine has a gorilla finish. I think it is so elegant looking. It will clean up very nice. Congrats
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Lucky you!
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I have Singer in a round wooden cover that my father in law got when he wanted to learn to sew, (makes me smile to remember that!) Only thing is, I don't have the key to open it and see the machine! Any Ideas??
I got excited seeing your post, Verna! Thanks! |
Originally Posted by Therese
I have Singer in a round wooden cover that my father in law got when he wanted to learn to sew, (makes me smile to remember that!) Only thing is, I don't have the key to open it and see the machine! Any Ideas??
I got excited seeing your post, Verna! Thanks! |
Originally Posted by verna2197
Oh yes I must name her! Didn't even think about that either. I think I will name her SusieQ! That is what my DF & DB use to call me. DF has gone on to heaven but DB still calls me that on account of my middle name. So she is going to be SusieQ
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Cool! I'll try that right now! Thanks.
Originally Posted by Crabby Patty
Originally Posted by Therese
I have Singer in a round wooden cover that my father in law got when he wanted to learn to sew, (makes me smile to remember that!) Only thing is, I don't have the key to open it and see the machine! Any Ideas??
I got excited seeing your post, Verna! Thanks! |
Originally Posted by Therese
Cool! I'll try that right now! Thanks.
I got it open!!!! It's a 128-23 like Verna's but not a centennial. It's got an all gold seal. How do you find out the year? The serial # is AH 616099. I'll try to figure out how to take a pic...
Originally Posted by Crabby Patty
Originally Posted by Therese
I have Singer in a round wooden cover that my father in law got when he wanted to learn to sew, (makes me smile to remember that!) Only thing is, I don't have the key to open it and see the machine! Any Ideas??
I got excited seeing your post, Verna! Thanks! |
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