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Great deal!!!! Enjoy!!!

The Singer is a real beauty.... Several years ago I found one made in 1946
at local yard sale, in cabinet, with all attachments, and in perfect condition.
$45....

Great find and have fun with them.

How lucky can you get, nice find

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Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl

Congratulations on an awesome deal!! If you haven't already, you may want to check the Singer serial number here: http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_2letter.html I'm fairly new at identifing the vintage Singers, but that might be a Singer 15 rather than a 66. I just got one from a friend & will be using it for my FMQ machine, partly because you can lower the feed dogs on the 15. (Don't know about that on the 66)

I went to the site, at first i thought it was a 176 but when i found the book yea, no...I am almost positive that it is a 66 if i am looking at the numbers correctly. Now i have to find out what Free Westinghouse i have. Funny thing is that the repair guy told me to scap the Free Westinghouse, because it is a pain machine..I think it is beautiful. I think it was made around the 20's, which means even if i never sew on it, it is almost a 100 years old and is a great addition to my sewing (soon to be) room.
Edit- i stand corrected, it looks identical to the 15-91 thank you for pointing it out to me =)

Congrats on a great find!

Ask about them here. Answers abound.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-43881-1.htm

Very nice machines.

Good deal. Did not know that westinghouse made sewing machines.. Thanks for sharing.

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Originally Posted by wytetygeress

it looks identical to the 15-91 thank you for pointing it out to me =)

I've finally learned that when the tension & thread uptake are on the "side" where the face plate is...it's probably a 15. Only know this from lots of help from others here :) :) :) Did you find the serial number? That link should take you to the list that shows the range of serial numbers, date issued, and model that range was assigned to.