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Another pretty little lady - Singer 24
I'm very pleased with this machine. The pictures in the listing were poor, and even made it look like some parts were missing - but it appears to be all here except a foot. The box is missing parts and there is no cover.
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based on the serial number, this machine was made early 1899
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Very nice! Looks to be in great condition other than the missing parts.
Rodney |
I may have a foot for that one....
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I may have a foot for that one....
I love the engraved(stamped) needleplate |
Very pretty.
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Wow - they just don't make machines like they used to!!
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My Singer 24
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Here is a picture of my Singer 24 that came in a treadle cabinet. I am having trouble figuring out how to thread this machine. We are also working on getting the belt at the right tension for the treadle to work.
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It's charming!
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WOW! that machine is BEAUTIFUL! Can you believe that Singer used to put all of that fancy filigree on the needle plate??
You mentioned missing feet...if that a back clamp on? |
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