Great Find!
#43
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 8
Good for you. You will love it. I inherited a Featherweight when my Mom died 4 years ago. She got it from an aunt who never married, a professional woman, who hardly ever sewed. She was Mr. Bristol's of Bristol-Meyers personnal secretary (1940's 'till 1970's). If sewing machines could talk! (It came with all the attachments).
Thank you Great Aunt Leo.
Thank you Great Aunt Leo.
#47
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Delaware
Posts: 210
Were you at Bargain Bill's ? i got a small singer at a thrift store it weigh's a ton, took some sewing oil to get the bobbin out, who ever owned used it for a wool felt machine, not to nice to the bobbin - but with tweeters, I got it running. I just love looking at it. I also live in Delaware. ;-)
#48
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Delaware
Posts: 210
Were you at Bargain Bill's ? i got a small singer at a thrift store it weigh's a ton, took some sewing oil to get the bobbin out, who ever owned used it for a wool felt machine, not to nice to the bobbin - but with tweeters, I got it running. I just love looking at it. I also live in Delaware. ;-)
#50
LUCKY! I have heard so much about them on here, I sure would like to find one! I have a Singer that was my Aunt's. Runs like a dream. It is in a wooden case. Then I have my grandmother's treadle, my MIL Necci, and my Husqvarna. Don't know if DH would let me get another, only 2 work to the fullest. We're working on the other 2.
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