wraez

I also think she is asking too much. It isn't in pristine condition, looks pretty dusty, dirty and worn. Could probably tell better had she taken the time to clean it up.

Since I've never heard of the machine and don't know anything about it, I personally would pass it up and spend the $300 on a gorgeous Singer Featherweight.

butterflywing

http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/collect...ue-260956.html

i think this is the exact machine you're showing us. read the text and click on the blue link where it says Free Flyers for the picture.

gramquilter2

Looks like a really nice machine--

Stitchit123

I got mine in an Antique Shop for $75.00 in perfect condition I would ever pay $300. its not like its a rare item

Auntie B

Ditto to all the comments. A little too rich for my blood. Around here they go for about $100 - $150 and they are in much better shape.

Quilting Nana

Way to much. I have one in much better shape that I am selling for $75

katcox

I do know for a fact if you go to auctions you can pick these up for 50.00 sometimes. I wouldn't pay 300.00 no way. Gee I should post mine one of these days.

writerwomen

PArt of values are in the eye of the beholder. Something can sell for 5.00 one time and 1000.00 the next to someone for sentimental reasons. If you're looking at it as an item to keep then maybe you don't mind paying the price. If your thought is to someday recoop what you put out for it, it's not a good investment. Unfortunatly the market for those beautiful old treadles is at a huge low. Many are being scrapped or set on the curb. We deal in vintage machines and have turned down quite a few treadles because we just don't have the room for them.

Berta48

I looked it up on the web it is a 1903 and the price was 300.00.So the decision is yours I know nothing about them.Keep us informed please. :thumbup:

Qwiltylady

Way too high for the condition. I seen one in much better shape for $75.