What is in this case and how do I get it out?
09-30-2011, 10:45 AM
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I have to Dome top machines. That is the key hole. Try to pick it if you can't, my key fits both of ours, maybe we could send you one.
1 of our is hand crank and the other one is electric. Both work and our Gorgeous, we LOVE them both.
Guess I should have read further before I posted.
She is BEAUTIFUL! Hand crank, Whoo Hoo!!!
1 of our is hand crank and the other one is electric. Both work and our Gorgeous, we LOVE them both.
Guess I should have read further before I posted.
She is BEAUTIFUL! Hand crank, Whoo Hoo!!!
09-30-2011, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
My sister gave me this yesterday. An elderly friend of hers was cleaning out her house and gave it to her. She promptly passed it on to me!
The case is heavy so I know there is a machine in there! But I have no idea how to open the case!! Any suggestions? DH wants to break up the box ( over my dead body!) So while he's at work please help me!!
Thank you!
The case is heavy so I know there is a machine in there! But I have no idea how to open the case!! Any suggestions? DH wants to break up the box ( over my dead body!) So while he's at work please help me!!
Thank you!
09-30-2011, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
Originally Posted by Charlee
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, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by Mamagus
Originally Posted by Charlee
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, 06:48 PM
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:) I'm pretty sure they are...my g-g-grandmother was Mary Ann Aitken, married to Alexander MacKenzie on PEI, all three of their children were born on PEI, before they moved to Southern California, sometime around 1890.
We should talk! :lol:
We should talk! :lol:
09-30-2011, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
My sister gave me this yesterday. An elderly friend of hers was cleaning out her house and gave it to her. She promptly passed it on to me!
The case is heavy so I know there is a machine in there! But I have no idea how to open the case!! Any suggestions? DH wants to break up the box ( over my dead body!) So while he's at work please help me!!
Thank you!
The case is heavy so I know there is a machine in there! But I have no idea how to open the case!! Any suggestions? DH wants to break up the box ( over my dead body!) So while he's at work please help me!!
Thank you!
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