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What a beautiful Red Eye! You know that you can turn it back into a treadle very easily, right? I love mine. I hope your's brings you as much happiness and sews as pretty as mine does.
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It looks like the one I have. Bought it for $15 at a flea market in 1968 in San Jose. It is a 1919 Singer...........
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BEAUTIFUL...love the decals...they sure are in good shape
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Originally Posted by irishrose
What a beautiful Redeye - my favorite. Are you going to treadle it?
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Oh but the colors on that machine is beautiful! The cabinet is great too, have fun using it!
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What a very nice gift, ones from the heart are always very special.
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Beautiful inheritance.
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What a beautiful legacy! Enjoy!
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Boy! those decals look to be in GREAT shape. I know you will love using it. I love mine.........
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What a treasure! Looks a lot like my inheritence which I thankfully have yet to receive.
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Originally Posted by Mariposa
Beautiful machine!!
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Originally Posted by wraez
So many sentimental memories to this beautiful machine. I know you will treasure it and use it with love.
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Have fun fixing your machine and then sewing some special quilts.
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Beautiful machine, enjoy it.
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What a beautiful keepsake from your family to your family.
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I have one not as pretty as yours that was my grandmothers- I learned to sew on it, it still works and I love it!
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What a treasure!
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Originally Posted by brendadawg
Originally Posted by irishrose
What a beautiful Redeye - my favorite. Are you going to treadle it?
Y'all have said such kind things -- and I am very blessed! |
Congratulations! Sorry to hear about your father though. :cry: :cry:
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sorry your folks passed, but look at the treasure you have to remember them by. cabinet and machine lovely.
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wonderful
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Originally Posted by brendadawg
I am so blessed to have this very special Singer. It was my grandmother's. It didn't have a motor originally, so my grandpa bought a motor from grainger and installed it. Worked like a charm the last time anyone tried it, which was probably 40 years ago (LOL). My mom got the machine from my grandmother, and I always knew it would be mine someday, since my sister doesn't sew. Mother died some 20 years ago and all her stuff stayed in the house with daddy. He passed away last spring, and we're just now sorting through everything. I am so proud of this machine. DH is in the process of cleaning it up, although it didn't look too bad considering the age. BTW, you should have seen the condition of the belts and the electric cord--bad, really bad. Another job for DH.
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You are so lucky!!!! It is beautiful!!!!
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Wow, I have one, not that old but one I want to fix.
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What a beauty!
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The best kind of inheritance, for sure!
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What a treasure.
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those old singers are beautiful and were real work horses. Too bad they have fallen so far now to the point we don't want the new ones. sigh..
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What a treasure!!!
Sorry to hear that both your parents are now gone. No matter how old we are when we lose them... it's awful. My mom passed in 85... my dad in 77... at soon to be 55, I still feel like an orphan... but am blessed with wonderful memories!!! P.S. Your Singer... she is truly beautiful!!! |
Originally Posted by jmabby
Not only is it beautiful, you have a treasure from your mother and grandmother. Enjoy!!
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What a beauty. I also have my grandmothers and I treasure her with all my heart.
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I'm so happy you have this special treasure. I have the "red-eye" in a cabinet I bought at a moving sale in 1962, had given it to my mother to use a few years later...and got it again after her death in 1988. I moved it to my present home and stored it. I renewed my interest in Singers this year, and realized again what a treasure I have. Now I need to find room in my sewing room, rather than the garage! Enjoy your inheritance!
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You have a lovely Singer with red eye decals. I would remove the motor and learn to treadle the machine as it was originally.
I have a machine just like yours. 1910 Singer red eye treadle. [ATTACH=CONFIG]269232[/ATTACH] |
it is great, take off the motor and put a leather treadle belt back on it.. that is all you have to dooo! it really is not altered and you will love it, you know when it storms and you lose power is the time you want to sew........... glad you got it..
Originally Posted by brendadawg
I am so blessed to have this very special Singer. It was my grandmother's. It didn't have a motor originally, so my grandpa bought a motor from grainger and installed it. Worked like a charm the last time anyone tried it, which was probably 40 years ago (LOL). My mom got the machine from my grandmother, and I always knew it would be mine someday, since my sister doesn't sew. Mother died some 20 years ago and all her stuff stayed in the house with daddy. He passed away last spring, and we're just now sorting through everything. I am so proud of this machine. DH is in the process of cleaning it up, although it didn't look too bad considering the age. BTW, you should have seen the condition of the belts and the electric cord--bad, really bad. Another job for DH.
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Beautiful machine...a real treasure you have there!! Sorry to hear about your dad.
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Wow, that really makes my heart beat fast. It is beautiful and obviously well loved.
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I'm sorry to hear about your Dad. Both my parents have passed on, Dad in 1993 and Mom in 1999. Some days I miss them terribly and I still cry sometimes, it does get easier; tears help to heal your spirit. Big hugs.
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Sorry to hear about the loss of your Father. {{{HUGS}}}
What a beautiful machine and cabinet. I hope you have many happy hours of sewing on her. |
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