Approximately how old does a machine need to be to be considered "vintage"?
06-12-2019, 04:30 AM
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Jim, bet that 1937 is a great machine too! Kudos!
Originally Posted by Flyboy Jim
Good to hear. I'm a 1946 year model and don't consider myself "vintage" yet.....................oh wait....................we're talking about sewing machines here!
I have and have used my Grandma's 1937 Singer that she bought new. I guess that might be considered vintage.
Jim
I have and have used my Grandma's 1937 Singer that she bought new. I guess that might be considered vintage.
Jim
06-12-2019, 06:09 AM
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kwendt. you may want to check out Sarah Graves murder mysteries. She solves crimes while trying to maintiane her 200 year old house in Eastport Maine.
And you are right, of course, 400 year old houses in Europe are still being used. Antiques may be 1,000 years old.
I was thrilled to be apart of finding a hide scraper here in Kansas USA that probably was lost before Columbus made it over.
And you are right, of course, 400 year old houses in Europe are still being used. Antiques may be 1,000 years old.
I was thrilled to be apart of finding a hide scraper here in Kansas USA that probably was lost before Columbus made it over.
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