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Missgigglewings, I understand sentimental and if you want it get it but I think the money and the sewing machine for the treadle is a little steep. The trade should be money or machine not both. I don't place a value on machines because to many factors can affect cost (location and such). It is unusual to trade in a machine and money this person must be in sewing machine business or a shop. Singer treadles are very common and be obtained easy enough. Do what your heart tells you. I don't even know what models the machines are.
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Originally Posted by Glenn
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Missgigglewings, I understand sentimental and if you want it get it but I think the money and the sewing machine for the treadle is a little steep. The trade should be money or machine not both. I don't place a value on machines because to many factors can affect cost (location and such). It is unusual to trade in a machine and money this person must be in sewing machine business or a shop. Singer treadles are very common and be obtained easy enough. Do what your heart tells you. I don't even know what models the machines are.
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Ok..Thanks Glenn and Miriam! You have answered my question and I appreciate it. I will contact the lady and negotiate or cancel the deal. And just FYI: She and her husband do have a shop and they buy and sell old machines. I didn't even know to ask the model. Guess I will now! Thanks again!
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Originally Posted by missgigglewings
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.... Which would you choose and please tell me why...thank you all so much for being here!
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Originally Posted by SteveH
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my .02. I would not TOUCH the 70-80's repro. NOT the same as the older ones they look like...
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Found this on CL, beautiful machine but price too high I think.
http://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/atq/4293928228.html |
Very pretty Lotus handcrank, missing bobbin coverplate, and lovely library cabinet based on the poor pics. I agree- Way too highly priced, but thanks for the pics.
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I wish that I had the money to get that machine. I don’t think that there are many of those. I’d say it’s probably worth the $950 asking price, if my assumptions from the photos are correct:
- It’s a nice example of a Singer Convertible unit. Two power supplies (hand or foot operation) and two applications (cabinet or portable). - Oversized mounting plate allows the machine to be stowed with Hand Attachment in place. - Machine can be removed from cabinet without tools to then be taken to a remote sewing location. - Brown Lotus Decals? - Last year (1922) for the back-clamping foot. - Excellent condition of both machine and cabinet. CD in Oklahoma |
Miriam so glad to see you again, glad you are back and enjoyed your vacation.
We are having a heat wave here in pa, going to get into the forties today. Imagine that. |
Originally Posted by Sideways
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Miriam so glad to see you again, glad you are back and enjoyed your vacation.
We are having a heat wave here in pa, going to get into the forties today. Imagine that. |
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