My Vintage Christmas Toys
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I got a couple of early Christmas Toys today. I know it’s a little early, but I have to consider them Christmas toys. I can play with them on Christmas Day! Woohoo! A pair of Vintage Singer Belt Pliers, and a 1901 Singer 27K2 Handcrank/Treadle that’s missing its belt (amongst other things).
Anyone else get any toys yet? CD in Oklahoma |
Nice gifts, someone knows how to shop.
Jon |
Nice! I don't think I've ever seen the pliers. Now you have just the right tool to replace the belt on your treadle. Great Sphinx decals and coffin top on your 27.
Rodney |
nice! Great toys for Christmas!
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i guess you've been good this year. nice toys CD.
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Originally Posted by ThayerRags
(Post 6471320)
I got a couple of early Christmas Toys today. I know it’s a little early, but I have to consider them Christmas toys. I can play with them on Christmas Day! Woohoo! A pair of Vintage Singer Belt Pliers, and a 1901 Singer 27K2 Handcrank/Treadle that’s missing its belt (amongst other things).
Anyone else get any toys yet? Great finds CD. I picked up a 411g, another two 201s and have yet to pick up an unknown model Singer industrial (because the guy refuses to contact me so I can pick it up - won it on eBay for $6.26). Likely will keep the industrial if I ever see it and maybe the 411g. Oh there go some fireworks: Just about to become Christmas day here. |
Originally Posted by manicmike
(Post 6471881)
...... That hand crank doesn't go with that cabinet, so what a bonus! It matches the machine, so it's likely the machine was originally in one of those shallow bases.
....I picked up a 411g...... Actually, the handcrank may have come out with that cabinet. I’ve seen (photos of) other units set up this way, like maybe they were meant for dual-duty? In this particular treadle cabinet, the machine head is removed from the cabinet by simply pressing a metal tab and lifting the machine. No screws or bolts to mess with. The head has feet underneath to allow it to set flat on a table top, so it conceivably could be removed from the treadle cabinet, placed on a table top in another room for use by hand, and then later placed back in the treadle for storage. It wouldn’t necessarily need a base, since storage protection would be provided by the treadle cabinet. Portability within a small space, if you will? I don’t know if this is the way it was marketed, but it could be used in that manner. Congratulations on getting a 411G! I’ve had my eye out for a 401G or 411G, but I haven’t found one yet. My wife and I are definitely 401A fans, and I would love to get a treadle-able model in my collection. CD in Oklahoma |
You must have been a good girl this year. LOL Beautiful machine and very useful tool. If you don't mind me asking, where did you find the pliers? I have a Singer treadle that needs a belt.
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Great gifts!!!!
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Boy, I could have used those pliers a couple of years ago when I was attaching a new belt to my Pfaff treadle. Instead I used an ice pick ..... jabbed myself into the meaty part of my hand just under my thumb. Thankfully, I pulled back just in time so that although I had a small puncture wound, my tetanus shot was up to date and no infection. Whew! Won't be doing that dumb thing again.
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