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Macybaby get's first dibs to complete her "set". I have one already and am just being greedy...
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I am officially no longer talking to you LOL!!
oh, ok, I forgive you and will send you more toys LOL!! edited because I posted before getting to the second page. |
Nice get KRA! I'm glad you got that one though I wouldn't have left the cover behind. The 201 ad you posted is already gone. If I wasn't so broke I'd be all over the one in Olympia. There's some rust but the machine would clean up really nice.
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Originally Posted by Rodney
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Nice get KRA! I'm glad you got that one though I wouldn't have left the cover behind. The 201 ad you posted is already gone. If I wasn't so broke I'd be all over the one in Olympia. There's some rust but the machine would clean up really nice.
Rodney I have that odd, unknown fiddle base and I need to have a stand for that one, too. These things multiply -- didn't you know? :) |
Originally Posted by KenmoreRulesAll
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The machine is from 1898, I believe. That's from the serial # and Singer.
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Originally Posted by manicmike
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You might be mis-reading the serial number: Singer didn't make the VS2 after 1891. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singer_Model_27_and_127
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Oh so pretty! It would be loverly in my lilac painted and white lace curtained Ladies' Parlour!
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She looks just like mine...you will love sewing on that one and showing her off.
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All these positive comments are putting me in refurbish mode.
But I'm not sure what kind of table I should try to find. Seems like that's one of the first things I should address. |
Originally Posted by SteveH
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LOL. That is not in "decent shape" it is FANTASTIC shape!!
Those are great sewing machines. Be very careful of the hinges, they are unique to that machine. |
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