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They pulled that number out all right, I don't think from the same end a hat goes on.

Cari-in-Oly

That's the total of every single part and piece they priced separately. Typical of some estate dealers. The parts are worth more than the whole.

Cari

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I like this pulled number much better and the cabinet...

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/art/4800928966.html

Suzanne57

If I read it right, it doesn't have the bobbin case.

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here we go, this has to be the deal of the year.. A true 1871 singer sewing machine, for the low asking price of $300. ( cause they looked it up on the net, no doubt )

http://salem.craigslist.org/atq/4812370436.html

SteveH

LOL... more like 1891... hehe

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I did even bother looking up the number.

The color of red is a kinda sorta give away. aaaaaaaaaa give or take 20 years or so, There all the same.

I've always wonder why this won't put a sticking in, listing serial numbers by year and model numbers

ThayerRags

“Serial # 62552204”

I’d say that should be “G2552204”, which would make it a 1912 machine.....

CD in Oklahoma

manicmike

I did. Also looked at the actual serial number. They have read the F as a 6. It's (obviously) a 66-1 and is from 1912.
EDIT: CD, I thought a G as well, but on inspection of the image it looks like an F.

ThayerRags

I'm sticking with "G".....

CD in Oklahoma