Quilterman

[ATTACH=CONFIG]589655[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]589656[/ATTACH] Here are a couple of my babies. The Domestic was bran new still in the crate
when we found it. My wife is the only person that has ever sewed on it. Original owner had bought it then passed away
and the machine was out in the barn in it's crate for decades.

themadpatter

if you are near Sacramento, Ca, let me know. I have a godzilla Kenmore that will need a home soon.

leonf

Quilterman. I agree with you on the tapered friction wheel. My Streamliner motor isn't gong to pivot. Haven't found a source or for the power plugs.[ATTACH=CONFIG]597273[/ATTACH]

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tranum

These photos bring back memories of my Mom’s brown crinkle. I learned to sew on it and I think it was a New Home.

smokeythecat

Hey my crinkle machines are both pretty

leonf

[ATTACH=CONFIG]597681[/ATTACH] vs leaf tension and dual drive wheels.

leonf

dirty Franklin 117[ATTACH=CONFIG]597682[/ATTACH]

Steelsewing

Oh boy. I have more than I thought I did (8). Two Singer 128 blackside crinkles, White models 77g, 75, and 41, a Franklin Rotary, and the worst ones to keep clean: the Kenmore 117.850 and 851 (footballs) in the lite gray. I don't mind the finish. I do enjoy the blackside dark chrome ... as long as the machine has all the bits. (missing one cover slide on a 128 - like I'll evah find a loose one?)