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That won't work for me - my mini van has windows and he can see right in there - 'specially if there is a table... I can hide a machine though. It really isn't fair - he can hide things in the garage - I NEVER look there - not ever - I would probably go into shock.[/quote]
HEY, Hide it in his garage. Then "accidently" find it and hug him and tell him "Oh honey, I LOVE IT...THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!" LOL |
Originally Posted by deplaylady
New CL posting - what do you all think - anyone interested - and what would you offer?
http://rochester.craigslist.org/atq/2567751779.html Antique Singer Sewing Machine - $1 (Hilton) This is an Antique Singer Leather Sewing Machine. It moves freely, has the number 29-4 on the front plate. I have no idea how much this is worth. Need to clean out the garage. Make me an offer! Plus an old favorite posting is back - guess they are trying again! Should have saved the one I got for $1.50 at the tag sale! http://rochester.craigslist.org/atq/2522139398.html |
Yikes!! 3 hours sleep? I get lightheaded if I don't get at least 6 hours...more like 7!!
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by myreda
Sounds like fun Billy if you are feeling up to it. :-)
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Originally Posted by Candace
O.K..... I need a moment of silence..... I found a Penguin in the wild today. With a box in great condition and original instructions. OMG, OMG, OMG.
I'm pretty sure I'll be listing it on ebay as I need the money and don't ever plan on having a featherweight. I'm very excited over my find!! |
Originally Posted by Phyllis nm
I found this interesting link.
I found a fascinating 1922 book online that you can download. About a third of the book is on attachments. The book is Sewing Machines by Rosamond Cook, a professor at Iowa State. Here is the link: http://www.archive.org/stream/cu3192...ge/n3/mode/2up Note: The "full text" format doesn't include the drawings & photos, which are the heart of the book. Phyllis nm |
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This book is also available on Barnes & Noble ebooks for free. I have a Nook, so I'm going to download it when I get home. Sometimes the scanned books don't have the pictures and diagrams, so if the downloaded one doesn't I'll check the Openlibrary version. Thanks! Pam Subject: [treadleon] RE: I got the book! "I like the book so much I found a copy up in Canada and it is on its way!" <<<Snip>>> "The book is Sewing Machines by Rosamond Cook, a professor at Iowa State. Here is the link: http://www.archive.org/stream/cu3192...ge/n3/mode/2up"" I like this book too and already have a repro copy that I bought off eBay quite a few years back. However, if you go to this link http://openlibrary.org/books/OL6645373M/Sewing_machines You could have downloaded the PDF version and printed your own copy. I intend to eventually reprint my own copy, because the repro copy I have was not printed very well and I bought it way before eBay had the current buyer protection policies that they have now. |
I will see after I get over this and how fast I get over it. I went in the living room and ironed the backing to my FIL's quilt and I am completely exhausted. I mean to the point of being light headed and passing out, this is not like me at all. I guess I am just going to try and go to bed early tonite maybe that will help me. Three hours sleep was not enough for me :roll:
Billy[/quote][/quote] Billy take your time and do not push yourself. What your are going through takes a while to get over. Prayers are with you at this time. Kathie |
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Does any one have a bobbin plate for a Margaret sewing machine, that they would like to sell? Margaret is made by Morse. Thank you for checking. Kathie S.
Kathie's Margaret [ATTACH=CONFIG]248721[/ATTACH] Kathie's Margaret missing the slide plate [ATTACH=CONFIG]248722[/ATTACH] |
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