Look what I saw at the Sewing Machine Store!
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I took my high-end Juki for repair to a sewing machine repair and resale shop not too far from my home in Japan. They are selling this replica for about $200. The store owner was gracious enough to let me take a picture.
Gaijin |
It's very pretty. It looks like a 15 clone with drop feed and I bet you couldn't find a nicer set of decals.
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Interesting machine. With the English name I would have thought it was intended for export. Looks like that one never left home. Pretty decals. It looks new.
Rodney |
it looks nice but wow on the price. too high though.
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The picture I posted is a replica of an old Japanese clone.
Gaijin |
I've seen the replicas with a butterfly and Sphinx, but not a bluebird. Thank you for the picture.
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Originally Posted by Gaijin
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The picture I posted is a replica of an old Japanese clone.
Gaijin Rodney |
Originally Posted by Rodney
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So it is new. I mistook it for an old clone.
Rodney |
Originally Posted by Gaijin
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I took my high-end Juki for repair to a sewing machine repair and resale shop not too far from my home in Japan. They are selling this replica for about $200. The store owner was gracious enough to let me take a picture.
Gaijin That is one pretty machine. Question; did it say Singer any where on it you could see? I have a picture collection in the making of Clones from A to Z and have added this machine to my collection. Hope that's OK with you. Joe |
I found an Elite machine very similar to this--was made in the 1940's in Japan after Singer released the pattern for the Featherweights to the company. Apparently it was a successful machine.
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