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A lady I know has an old sewing machine she wants to sell for $300. What do you think?
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I personally think $300 is high, but I'm no expert. Just my thoughts.:)
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She can try Ebay or Craigs list and see what happens
- me personally - would not pay that much for it, sorry |
Beautiful cabinet but I think $300 is on the high side. I wouldn't pay that much for it. JMO
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Very pretty, but I also think you can do much better-I bought a Singer 127 in very good condition for $60 about 2 months ago.
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I would think that is too much, also. She didn't even clean it up!
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Ditto for all other comments. The cabinet is beautiful, but I think the price is too high. There are so many great prices for similar machines I would be hesitant to pay this much.
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never heard of a Free machine, better look that up and see how much it's really worth, you might have a gem in disguise there!!
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too rich for my check book, but it is lovely.. I love the curves and shape of it
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Free.
In 1895 the Illinois Sewing Machine Co was founded using assets from the former Royal Sewing Machine Co of Rockford, Illinois. Will C. Free became the president by 1910, and organized a parent company - the Free Sewing Machine Co. Production continued in Rockford until 1958, when it relocated to Los Angeles, California. Manufacture finally ceased about 1969. |
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