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01-10-2017, 05:25 AM

#21

janisspencer

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Join Date: Sep 2010

Posts: 242

what a lovely gift. I am drooling. Congrats and yes that friend knew it was in good hands with someone who would appreciate and use it as her mother did.jan

01-10-2017, 05:53 AM

#22

Karamarie

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Join Date: Jan 2014

Location: Gaylord, MN

Posts: 3,938

You are one lucky lady! Enjoy.

01-10-2017, 05:56 AM

#23

lorimax5859

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Join Date: Apr 2011

Location: Arizona

Posts: 2,940

Oh my gosh! I would soooo love to have your friend in my neighborhood. I "had" a wonderful featherweight and in a fit of madness, sold it!

01-10-2017, 06:01 AM

#24

Eskygirl

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Join Date: Jan 2017

Location: Escanaba,Michigan

Posts: 4

How exciting!!! If I had the room,I would LOVE to collect old vintage machines!!! The history just fascinates me,wondering what they've sewn

01-10-2017, 06:05 AM

#25

Wanabee Quiltin

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Join Date: Jul 2011

Location: St. Louis suburbs

Posts: 6,084

A great friend. I agree that a nice quilt would be a great thank you gift.

01-10-2017, 06:43 AM

#26

lindaschipper

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Join Date: Feb 2014

Location: Davenport, Iowa

Posts: 3,776

Some women are lucky enough to have the BEST of friends.

01-10-2017, 06:49 AM

#27

ksdot417

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Join Date: Oct 2011

Location: Kansas

Posts: 910

I'd say you have a wonderful friend. Enjoy!

01-10-2017, 07:02 AM

#28

jamsbuying

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Join Date: Jan 2008

Location: Houston (Clear Lake), TX

Posts: 2,605

How wonderful! What a good friend that knows how special this is to you.

01-10-2017, 07:04 AM

#29

Innov8R

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Join Date: Jun 2016

Location: Belen, NM

Posts: 1,353

The kindness that brought this machine to your doorstep is just as beautiful as the machine. I suggest you write an account of how you acquired this machine and tuck it into the case for some future owner down the line. It would be a way of preserving the good deed even after you are gone.