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Originally Posted by leonf
(Post 8360147)
if you are on facebook there is at least a vintage industrial page. But be aware, pricing on any used machine is always a challenge. Some days I swear some folks choose prices from chicken entrails.
will give this a try today thanks |
Wow! I'd like to know how Grandma got all those machines because that's some heavy duty sewing power you've got there. There is a market for industrial machines ( I'm assuming they work) check prices on eBay, craigslist, etc. Since they're "found" machines and you haven't spent anything on repairs, if you don't expect the moon, you may be pleasantly surprised. Please check back and let us know what happens and good luck!
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Originally Posted by joshjy
(Post 8360091)
Hi guys , ive recently found several old industrial sewing machines in my grandmothers house she sadly passed away last year
i am in the process of clearing the house and am trying to work out what exactly these machines are and if they are worth anything these days ive tried to find the model numbers of the machines and have also attached some photos if anyone can help identify / value them for me as far as i am aware they are all in working order the models (i think ) are as follows Seiko - STH-88L PFFAF - needle point sewing machine U.S Blind Stitch N.Y ( can not find model no on this one ) Brother MA4 - B551 thanks in advance if anyone can assist Also might try etsy or ebay to see if there are similar ones to what you have and see what the prices are they sell for. Your location may also play a part in the final cost. My Daddy had an industrial sewing machine as he did repair of the school district's bus seats and lots of furniture overdo's. |
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