vintage electric singer sewing machine
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My friends went to a garage sale, where the young girls were disposing of their grandmothers estate. The young ladies, advised my friend, the singer machine doesn't work, so they gave it to her a year ago. This past year my friend retired and decided to downsize - she called me and asked if I would like this machine and she brought it over. I retreaded the sewing machine, and it does work very well.[ATTACH=CONFIG]615248[/ATTACH] It also had many attachments, I have already used the ruffler to make a bedskirt, sews just like a new machine. We really lucked out with this machine and cover, they are in pristine condition....
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what a gorgeous machine, it looks like it's never been used.
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So beautiful! This is the find that we all would give our eye teeth for. Have a lot of fun with this baby.
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Which model is it? It looks great.
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Wow what a beautiful machine!!
If I am not mistaken it looks like a 128 with a centenial badge... What is the serial number? Is she one of the last of her kind or a mid-century refurbishment? |
That's why she looks familiar. I sold a blackside 128 last year. This one looks bigger than mine, but it's hard to tell with nothing else in the picture.
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I'd love to find one of these also...can't imagine that someone didn't know how to thread it correctly. Was the manual with it?
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Originally Posted by lindaschipper
(Post 8281613)
I'd love to find one of these also...can't imagine that someone didn't know how to thread it correctly. Was the manual with it?
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What a pretty machine!
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A lof of folks freak out if they see the shuttle. Singer made 128s into the 1960s.
I was tinkiering on a freind's Sewmor clone yesterday and found a long bobbin. I was happy when she offered it to me.. Ours sometimes go to handcrank demos. |
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