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Originally Posted by Havplenty
(Post 5361552)
did i see treadle speak again? someone needing a treadle to show a little tlc to? well here is one that is just waiting to be rescued. it looks like it needs plenty of tlc.
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/for/3098229900.html and for the vintage necchi lovers here is a machine that boasts being 30 yrs old almost 'brand new' http://stlouis.craigslist.org/hsh/3120779337.html i luv the cute mini machines. http://stlouis.craigslist.org/for/3109280789.html |
Originally Posted by Havplenty
(Post 5361611)
here is a vintage in cabinet blue brother machine. these blue machines are growing on me. i like the color.
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/for/3109280789.html Darren |
Originally Posted by wesing
(Post 5362370)
Love this machine and the cabinet is awesome. If I were closer this would be mine!
Darren |
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/atq/3106049910.html
Just bought this treadle. Could not talk him down in price despite some rough areas but did talk him into the puzzle box (missing one corner) with the attachments and instruction manuals for the machine and attachments. I also got 2 more boat shuttles and 7 extra bobbins. Attachments altogether out of the puzzle box so hoping the manual shows how to put them in there. Missing some veneer and top has the holes from resting on the head but it is nice. Forgot to get the serial # but the seller said it was a 27-4. Decals are very nice, no pin rash, and they are the pheasants. :) DH doesn't know yet but I'll tell him tomorrow that I spent more of the kids' inheritance. :D Or maybe I added to their inheritance - either way works for me. :D |
Aw.....it's already been deleted Chris! Can't wait to see pics when you bring it home! :)
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Originally Posted by Charlee
(Post 5362737)
Aw.....it's already been deleted Chris! Can't wait to see pics when you bring it home! :)
Will post pictures soon. |
Chris, it's fun putting all of the different attachments in the puzzle box. So you got the manual to the puzzle box too? That's great! I got one with mine too. Mine went to a 1904 Singer, but I just got the puzzle box and the manual for it, not the machine. My manual was rolled up when I got it, but is flat and smooth now. I ironed it several times from the front and back, and flattened any pages that were creased. I left it flat with the front down on my little Cut & Press after I ironed both sides and got them hot and let it cool there. It turned out great!
Can't wait to see pictures of what all you got! |
I have an Eldridge two spools with a rolled up manual. I would be afraid to iron it for fear it would crumble...
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Hello everyone! I am behind a few pages, but need to ask a question of you Necchi fans - what does this machine do? Straight stitch and zig zag? I don't have, nor have I ever owned a Necchi! I am looking for a machine for my granddaughter in a small cabinet! She needs one she can sit down and sew on at her house without having to drag out her portable machine! I really would like to find her a Pfaff 1222!
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/for/3138053510.html I really want her to have a machine with some decoratice stitches - especially the triple stitch as she is always hemming jeans or making jeans into shorts! I may just give her a 401a, but I am afraid she will lose the cams! I'd rather she had a nice vintage machine that has everything built in! Nancy |
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
(Post 5359232)
It does! That is it. When I looked at this, I thought the shape was similar to something I had seen. Link to info:http://www.shellyburge.com/AmericanGirlToyMachines.html
[ATTACH=CONFIG]348543[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]348544[/ATTACH] Nancy |
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