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-   -   Does anyone know anything about a machine like this? (https://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage-antique-machine-enthusiasts-f22/does-anyone-know-anything-about-machine-like-t126497.html)

JCquilts 05-30-2011 10:39 AM
Originally Posted by DawnMarie
Thanks for the info, JCquilts. I'm glad I didn't pick it up. I have 4 machines already...probably don't need another.
Well, of course you need another machine, just get the right one at the right price. These old machines are available all the time. I got a 301 for $5. Just stay the course and you will know when its a great deal.

sewbizgirl 06-21-2011 04:28 PM
Originally Posted by Prism99
I probably would not get this machine. It is missing the needle plate, which would cost a little money to replace. It's really not a collectible machine, although interesting. Looks like a Godzilla finish, which isn't particularly charming for me. Also likely a very heavy machine.
Wow... I'm wondering where you got your info that this was not a collectable machine. It most certainly is! The sheer age, the unusual color of the godzilla finish, the cool knob plates it has, the name plate, and the neat hardware on it, all contribute to it being quite desirable. I'm sure it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I am a collector and would NOT have passed it up at $25! Not collectable? Any vintage item is collectable.

I realize this thread died a month ago, but whoever ended up with this little wonder got a steal of a deal!

miriam 06-21-2011 05:30 PM
Originally Posted by JCquilts
I have a machine like this. It is an early domestic rotary machine with a shuttle type bobbin. They were sold by Sears.

Cant remember where or how much I paid for mine. I dont use it because rotary machines do not run smoothly. The little round rubber wheels gets lop sided and causes lots of problems.

However, for collectiblity sake, it is an interesting little machine.

I wouldnt pay $25 for it.. maybe $5 or $10.
I agree. Not a good machine. There are better machines out there for not much more money.

malsews 11-05-2012 07:18 PM
I just paid $20 for one exactly like this and it came in a cabinet. I noticed the electrical cord from the motor to the knee control is a cloth cord, but the cord to the wall outlet isn't -- it is rubber but old and needs replacing. I would like to know the year it was made. The serial number starts with a 151-. Anybody know?

BETTY62 11-05-2012 07:24 PM
If it fit in my budget for that week I would have paid the $25 for it.


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