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And looky what's for sale locally. Not that I want it or have room or the $$, but a long arm treadle. How cool!
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Quick question - how does the harp space compare between a 301 and 15-91? I'm still wanting a machine with more space.
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Originally Posted by Randa
Okay...her she is...and you should see the attachements that came with her! I'll try and get a better pic before the evening is over and the attachements. All of the attachments are a little rusty....and the machine itself is really dirty! Needs to be cleaned oiled and a new belt. Should be a great machine! I'd certainly be willing to make copies of the book. Do you all have attachments also?? I'm missing the quilter guide. I'd really like that and the "self sewer" that is attached to the gauge (different from the quilter guage).
Nancy |
Originally Posted by Randa
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Randa
Okay...her she is...and you should see the attachements that came with her! I'll try and get a better pic before the evening is over and the attachements. All of the attachments are a little rusty....and the machine itself is really dirty! Needs to be cleaned oiled and a new belt. Should be a great machine! I'd certainly be willing to make copies of the book. Do you all have attachments also?? I'm missing the quilter guide. I'd really like that and the "self sewer" that is attached to the gauge (different from the quilter guage).
Nancy Could you take a closer photo of the certificate or scan it and send it to me so I can have a copy for my research? That is a wonderful machine and I am amazed at how well it was taken care of!! You should be very proud. Billy |
Originally Posted by Candace
And looky what's for sale locally. Not that I want it or have room or the $$, but a long arm treadle. How cool!
(the long arm treadle) |
Ok Miz Johnny and Billy I have been sewing with my New Home Light Running machine posted on page 482! Guess, how I did it since that machine takes a special short needle that is extinct? My husband cut off the top of a Schmetz Microtex Sharp needle. It sews perfect! Of course, I have to turn the wheel as it has no motor! What fun!
Nancy And I love all the pictures of all the machines! I have been busy sewing all day -- when, I finally get time to look into the shop I had 4 pages to read! Wow! Love it! |
Originally Posted by whenpigsfly
Originally Posted by chris_quilts
Another vintage machine followed me home today. It is a Singer, serial #AH926813, which makes it a 15 but I believe a 15-91. .
Maybe this will help determine model...it compares 15s based on their bobbins http://www.needlebar.org/main~nb/15chart/index.html And here's a great review on 15-91 http://blog.sew-classic.com/2008/10/...ne-review.aspx Great websites, thanks. |
Originally Posted by Candace
And looky what's for sale locally. Not that I want it or have room or the $$, but a long arm treadle. How cool!
Billy |
Originally Posted by plainjane
Originally Posted by Candace
And looky what's for sale locally. Not that I want it or have room or the $$, but a long arm treadle. How cool!
(the long arm treadle) |
Sharon, I love the looks of this treadle. I don't think I've ever seen one with a coffin top quite like this one. Is it possibly from England?[/quote]
Miz Johnny, I don't know. I am so pleased with it, makes treadling so easy; no clanking at all. :-D The people I bought the coffin top from didn't give me any history on it. Sharon |
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