Congrats on your big haul! Sorry about the legs but if hopefully you can find a way to get them in use.
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Missed it, diamondee, but thanks anyway. It had been deleted by the author.
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Glad you got them. They could have ended up in a landfill!
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My oh my is right!! Those cabinets looks really nice ...so in other words seller only wanted the cast iron legs, how nice you was able together these.
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WOW What a score for you, thanks for saving them!
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What a haul...Good for you...You know you can buy the bases in thrift stores at a not too bad price...
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thank you all. i couldn't believe it myself. getting one free sewing machine is really nice but getting 5 free sewing machines with nice cabinets sans iron legs is just pure luck. lucky me - i guess. i've been checking out CL, eBay and everywhere looking for treadle legs. will check Thrift Stores. i just found out that the three Singer SMs that i got are all treadle and can't be converted to hand crank or electric as there's no boss. not unless i drill a hole (which i don't intent to). this will surely be a long projects for me that will keep me busy for awhile. i just love those vintage machines....
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Buy a lottery ticket, you hit the jackpot.
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Originally Posted by GailG
(Post 6889143)
This may not be in line with what true antiquers know and do, but I think a creative crafter or cabinetmaker could make a beautiful piece by adding a wood base or legs. Those cabinets are gorgeous! Great find!!
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Singerguy one of my project machines is a Singer 27 with no boss. I think I can make a boss to hang a handcrank from that won't damage the machine. The 27 has a hole on that end that I think I can hook the boss over. It'll probably be a month or so before I get to it. I'll post what I come up with when I get that far.
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