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Thanks to everyone for their congratulations. I'm sure my wife will be thrilled with her new machine.
And thanks to everyone who complimented me on my Rocketeer, or reminisced about their mom's Rocketeer. It is definitely a "manly" machine - it has knobs and levers and cams to play with, and it looks like a rocketship. Plus, I have the buttonholer and monogrammer for it. My wife got me the buttonholer for Father's Day.
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And thanks to everyone who complimented me on my Rocketeer, or reminisced about their mom's Rocketeer. It is definitely a "manly" machine - it has knobs and levers and cams to play with, and it looks like a rocketship. Plus, I have the buttonholer and monogrammer for it. My wife got me the buttonholer for Father's Day.
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Originally Posted by It's an early 1960s mechanical machine. It got the nickname Rocketeer due to its spaceage design. The best thing to do is google "singer 500a" or "singer rocketeer." But here's a youtube video of one, unfortunately the background is almost the same color as the machine, so it doesn't stand out very well.
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