What is in this case and how do I get it out?
09-30-2011, 04:37 AM
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http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...al_number.html
These guys says it was manufactured in Elizabethport in 1925
BUT the Singer site says 1934... but no site listed
Hmmmmm....
These guys says it was manufactured in Elizabethport in 1925
BUT the Singer site says 1934... but no site listed
Hmmmmm....
09-30-2011, 04:42 AM
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Your machine is gorgeous. What a great find. I love the decals on her.
I bought a treadle a while back and took it to my 83 yr old dad who went over the machine, nothing wrong with it, and refinished the cabinet. Someone had stained it an ugly antique green. Now it's back to the beautiful brown stained it's supposed to be. The side drawers have locks but no keys. I wasn't worried about it. He made me a key. He is a mechanic by trade and has always worked with his hands so I don't really find this amazing but I was surprised that he went to the extra work to make a key for this machine. Have anyone like this who lives close to you? Maybe they could make you a key. As you can see from the pic it's not difficult. You just have to have the proper equipment.
I bought a treadle a while back and took it to my 83 yr old dad who went over the machine, nothing wrong with it, and refinished the cabinet. Someone had stained it an ugly antique green. Now it's back to the beautiful brown stained it's supposed to be. The side drawers have locks but no keys. I wasn't worried about it. He made me a key. He is a mechanic by trade and has always worked with his hands so I don't really find this amazing but I was surprised that he went to the extra work to make a key for this machine. Have anyone like this who lives close to you? Maybe they could make you a key. As you can see from the pic it's not difficult. You just have to have the proper equipment.
09-30-2011, 05:00 AM
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Mamagus, according to the Singer lists that some of us downloaded, your machines is a 128K, and the serial number was alloted on August 24, 1934, and she was made in Kilbowie, Scotland.
I'll take that over the ISMACS list...even tho I have TONS of respect for the experts at ISMACS!
I'll take that over the ISMACS list...even tho I have TONS of respect for the experts at ISMACS!
09-30-2011, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by oldswimmer
Originally Posted by alikat110
If you find one cheap enough, I need one also!!!
09-30-2011, 05:37 AM
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Originally Posted by leatheflea
Wish I lived closer my son can pick just about any lock, dont ask me how I know and no Im not proud of him for it but it does come in handy. He learned how to do it when he was 12. Public schools teach our kids wonderful hobbies!
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