I'm small time. Only 10 machines between my daughter and me.
Singer 648, 620, 101, 99x2, 66, 27
Montgomery Wards
Brunswick
Rodney 15 clone
The Brunswick has been in storage for 5 years. I forgot we had it until recently. It's a VS machine and needs new wiring, I'll get to it after a few other projects are finished.
Rodney

My thoughts exactly!!!!!

my DH reads on this board all the time - in fact he's the one that showed it to me. But I've been married for over 30 years, so he's not going to be shocked by anything I post - he knows me too well !!

Besides, about 1/3 of the machines are his. And it's almost all HIS machines that we need to sell, as he bought ones because they were cheap and not for any other reason.

MacyBaby, sorry you 2 decided not to build the museum. Maybe you could get a grant for it. ;)

Oh, I fear I am small time too, but I'm in love with what I have:
All Singers with pretty decals:
99
redeye 66
15-91
301a
3 Black Featherweights
1White Featherweight
Treadle Phoenix 27
66 Lotus Hand Crank

Singer toy #20 Hand Crank
Singer toy Singer Electric (1950 or 60ish)
Also:
Computerized Janome 6600P Memory Craft
and Janome Memory Craft 350E Embroidery Machine
also gave away already a Sharp Computerized machine
and a 60's Kenmore with cams
I sew on all of them but the "toy's"
Loved bringing all the "vintage" ones back to operation. (All because of this board)

I cannot even being to think about listing what machines I have--everyone who comes around to my sewing room looks with big eyes at machines that I have scattered all over everywhere. I can't turn down a $10 machine no matter how hard I try. Some of them are fixed up and running, depending on the amount of time I was willing to take away from my quilting chores at the time it was added to the collection, some are still in questionable shape until I can get "a round to it".....and I have my favorite two that I use all the time; a FW, and my Gammill LA, and oh yeah, my Elna that is my most favorite of all of them which I use exclusively for proper sewing efforts; no quilting.

Cathy, I think your display is great. It looks classy and un-cluttered.

I have 19 vintage/antique machines plus 1 modern Janome and 1 modern serger.

Kenmore 158.1703
Kenmore 158.1813
Necchi Lydia 544
Viking Huskvarna 5710
National "Blue Grass" B
SewMor Style 414
White (uh, I forgot to write down what it is)
Singer 15-91
Singer Spartan 192k
Singer 66 Red Eye
Singer 31-15
Singer 201-2
Singer 127-12
Singer VS2
Singer 128
Singer 66 (2 - the twins)
Singer 500
Singer 15-125