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i am researching this to try and find date and model number it has a serial number f9498663. one place had 1909 another 1910 to 20 and another had 1924. the lady i purchased it from never used it. it works (excited excited) but need to get a manual for it. oh and it had a can of pounce in it made by keuffel & esser co. the can looks really old.
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Beautiful
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WOW....What a BEAUTY.
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Lovely find!!! :thumbup:
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WOW! I'm trying to close my mouth, but it keeps dropping open in total awe! I don't think I have ever seen a machine that old in such pristine condition. What a great find.
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jaw on the ground here too! Absolutely beautiful!
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F A N T A S T I C! Very nice. You can download the manuel on the Singer web site for the machine, I did that with my 99K. Congrats. Lucky lady.Maybe you better go out and get a lottery ticket!
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Wow!!!
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OMG thst is STUNNING!!!!!!!!!! I want the Lotus so much! (like I need another machine)
It's in such fabulous condition! Is the cabinet tiger maple??? WOW WOW WOW! Have lots of fun!!! :D:D |
It is in perfect condition, have fun with her.
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
OMG thst is STUNNING!!!!!!!!!! I want the Lotus so much! (like I need another machine)
It's in such fabulous condition! Is the cabinet tiger maple??? WOW WOW WOW! Have lots of fun!!! :D:D |
Originally Posted by Ann L
F A N T A S T I C! Very nice. You can download the manuel on the Singer web site for the machine, I did that with my 99K. Congrats. Lucky lady.Maybe you better go out and get a lottery ticket!
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Originally Posted by vickster
i am researching this to try and find date and model number it has a serial number f9498663. one place had 1909 another 1910 to 20 and another had 1924. the lady i purchased it from never used it. it works (excited excited) but need to get a manual for it. oh and it had a can of pounce in it made by keuffel & esser co. the can looks really old.
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Great looking machine!
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The rummage sale my mother volunteers at had one just like that donated to them. I was just salivating over it. I thought it was the prettiest thing ever. Too bad it was too far away and was too expensive for me to justify.
You got a great looking machine there! |
Very nice looking machine. Have fun.
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Gorgeous machine!
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Beautiful machine! Very pretty.
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I am soooo excited for you!!!
It looks as if it is brand spanking new!!! |
Beautiful! I have never seen that decal on any machine, that I can remember. It is totally georgous and in tip top shape. Happy sewing!
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W...O..W
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Such a beautiful machine!!!! May you have many years of enjoyable sewing!!!!
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That is in great condition.
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she is beautiful
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that is beautiful
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Georgeous find! So happy for you.
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Beautiful! Did you check the Singer website? Also, check with Graham Forsdyke, he deals with old Singers, mainly FW, but he might know about this.
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O.M.G what a treasure found....beautiful decal work and that cabinet to die for....I probably would have paid up to $1,000.00 for her....
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Yours looks exactly like one I just bought. But mine was made into an electric, and I am going to put it back to treadle as soon as I can. I get it some time this week. Can't wait to see it in person...so far I only have pics from auction.
Mine is a 66-1, and I do not think yours is a 16K..they look very different. Check the serial number you posted. Some of Singer's old records are incorrect, too. The serial number you posted does come up a 16K made in 1920. But that's not your machine. |
Originally Posted by vickster
i am researching this to try and find date and model number it has a serial number f9498663. one place had 1909 another 1910 to 20 and another had 1924. the lady i purchased it from never used it. it works (excited excited) but need to get a manual for it. oh and it had a can of pounce in it made by keuffel & esser co. the can looks really old.
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You can get some interesting information on you're machine, if you have the correct brand & close year of manufacture, on the Smithsonian Institute's website. I forget the proper address but just google Smithsonian. I have a 1898 Wheeler-Wilson treadle and was amazed at what I found.
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I think you have a very nice fine. GREAT JOB
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the decaling is refered to as Lotuc or sometime thistle.
One of the nice features is the oversized handwhel which is great for hand turns and fabric rotations. |
i checked with singer and it was born bet july and dec 1915 in clydebank scotland model 66k. thanks to all your help and comments.
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How Pretty!!!
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