My BIL sent a few more pictures. He asked my DH if I was making him drive back to the Twin Cities to pick this up for me. It's going to be a while before we get back in, so for now I'll need to be content with pictures. Looks like all the parts are there - I have plenty of White rotary attachments, but I'll need a manual. This is not a common machine, probably from the mid 30's. Made right before the embossed Rotary machines. I think this one will go in the cabinet and the embossed one will go on the shelf.

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Cathy,

Congratulations on this find. I'm sure this machine's history will "Talk" to you. I'm so glad you found this one!

Jeanette

Whoo hoo! I am thrilled for you! I found my mom's old Singer 66 in the back of their garage this past January and was elated to bring it home. It is so wonderful to have your mother's machine. ♥

I'm happy they found it for you! I'm sure that one will get a place of honor in your collection.
Rodney

Congratulations, I am so happy for you.

Happy for you! Neat find!!

Fantastic! Thank's for sharing with us and be sure to keep us in the loop when you get it cleaned up and settled in at your home.

I love sewing on my White Rotary treadle. I know you will get that cleaned up and looking like new. Today I'm going to pickup a Western Electric in a bentwood case....will post pics later.
Might need some parts also.:eek: Jeanie in MO

That is awesome. I am so glad they found it.

Fantastic! We live for moments like that!!!