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Hi, Can someone explain to me what a Back clamp machine is?
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Originally Posted by Honchey
Hi, Can someone explain to me what a Back clamp machine is?
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Crossstitcher that is a lovely family you have there!! I would love to run across another family just like it that needs a home!!
Billy |
thanks, Charlee
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Cross stitcher I love it that you saved a whole family of machines! Where are you intending to put them all???
Billy, guess what, I found a UK supplier of Liquid Gold polish (pourable), so I have one on its way to me. Yeah! |
Originally Posted by Lacelady
Billy, guess what, I found a UK supplier of Liquid Gold polish (pourable), so I have one on its way to me. Yeah!
I am doing the Happy Dance over here for you!!! Billy |
Thanks Billy, I will be able to give my old Seidel & Naumann a polish when it gets here. It's so frustrating not to be able to get all the stuff you have access to in the USA. Perhaps you should go into the supply business with a cleaning kit we could all purchase! LOL.
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Originally Posted by SherriB
This is a machine that I am bringing home next week. My DD and I found it at an antique store. We went back today to get pictures of it. It is only $95 for everything!! And the drawers are full of notion and attachments. I talked to the lady who was selling it. It belonged to her niece's grandmother and the niece didn't want it. My mouth almost hit the ground.
It is a Singer Teach and Sew, # AP 627028. It purrs like a kitten too!! |
Originally Posted by Grama Lehr
How can you tell if a machine is just old or a Vintage Machine? How do you find out just how old it might be?
As to finding out the age of a particular machine, there are charts available for some machines on the internet. Singer has an extensive website. And there are others... Other board members have more info than I. |
Old? After 1980...altho that's on the edge of "Vintage".
Vintage? 1910 to 1980...because like it or not, it's NOT an antique until it's 100 years old... |
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