Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by bourvel
This looks very much like my nephew's singer sewing machine is wants to sell. It's a 1914 machine with attachements and also a authenticity certificate. It's in great condition and so is the cabinet. He's asking 200$ and has no buyer. If the cabinet is worth 100$, I figure it's not too much for the whole thing around 200$. What do you think? |
Originally Posted by Randa
Okay...her she is...and you should see the attachements that came with her! I'll try and get a better pic before the evening is over and the attachements. All of the attachments are a little rusty....and the machine itself is really dirty! Needs to be cleaned oiled and a new belt. Should be a great machine! I'd certainly be willing to make copies of the book. Do you all have attachments also?? I'm missing the quilter guide. I'd really like that and the "self sewer" that is attached to the gauge (different from the quilter guage).
Could you take a closer photo of the certificate or scan it and send it to me so I can have a copy for my research? That is a wonderful machine and I am amazed at how well it was taken care of!! You should be very proud. Billy |
Originally Posted by Randa
Okay...her she is...and you should see the attachements that came with her! I'll try and get a better pic before the evening is over and the attachements.
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Originally Posted by suzieQ
BILLY I TRIED THAT WEB SITE THEY SAID NO ANSWER WHAT NOW HELP SUZIEQ WOULD LOSTN51 KNOW
http://blog.sew-classic.com/2009/03/...ne-review.aspx And here is a link to a free copy of the manual. It has lots of machines listed, just scroll down until you find your machine listed and click on that: http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...e-manuals.html |
I saw an ad on CL today for a vintage machine. The person ended the paragraph with ...and the light turns on so you know it sews. Just toooo funny. May not have a needle or bobbin, but the light lets you know it sews. lol lol
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Originally Posted by tomilu
I saw an ad on CL today for a vintage machine. The person ended the paragraph with ...and the light turns on so you know it sews. Just toooo funny.
I can top that! ...I got out in the pouring, freezing rain today to go look at a machine in a treadle cabinet that was advertised on CL (I had called first to make sure the "treadle" was still available). What they were selling was an c. 1950 electric Franklin in an all wooden cabinet. (The person I spoke to on the phone was under 40. Obviously, if I'm ever again talking about a treadle I've never seen, I'll be posivitely elementary in describing what I'm looking for.) |
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Randa
Okay...her she is...and you should see the attachements that came with her! I'll try and get a better pic before the evening is over and the attachements. All of the attachments are a little rusty....and the machine itself is really dirty! Needs to be cleaned oiled and a new belt. Should be a great machine! I'd certainly be willing to make copies of the book. Do you all have attachments also?? I'm missing the quilter guide. I'd really like that and the "self sewer" that is attached to the gauge (different from the quilter guage).
Could you take a closer photo of the certificate or scan it and send it to me so I can have a copy for my research? That is a wonderful machine and I am amazed at how well it was taken care of!! You should be very proud. Billy |
Originally Posted by tomilu
I saw an ad on CL today for a vintage machine. The person ended the paragraph with ...and the light turns on so you know it sews. Just toooo funny. May not have a needle or bobbin, but the light lets you know it sews. lol lol
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Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
Originally Posted by tomilu
I saw an ad on CL today for a vintage machine. The person ended the paragraph with ...and the light turns on so you know it sews. Just toooo funny. May not have a needle or bobbin, but the light lets you know it sews. lol lol
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Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
I love looking at the ads on CL. How about the pictures that they add to their listing that only shows the back of the sewing machine? Sometimes they have several pictures and they are all of the back of the machine :mrgreen:
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