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Originally Posted by Glenn
Kwendt, You can buy oak veneer at Lowes in a sheet large enough to cover the top. It is the right thickness to. It is resonalbly priced. Take the old veneer off sand top smooth and use contact cement to glue it down. After glueing down roll smooth with a rolling pin pressing hard. Let stand overnight before finishing. Glenn
Whole top to cab 40, removed [ATTACH=CONFIG]118736[/ATTACH] Close up of top, and fire? heat damage [ATTACH=CONFIG]118737[/ATTACH] |
Good grief, I only lurk because I don't have any old machines yet, but since I looked this a.m. I've had almost 6 pages to read. You guys/gals sure are a busy group. LOL
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I need to say thank you to all who've been posting lately. You're my coffee breal from my real job which has been getting out 200 letteres for a conference and grant continuation documentation which is due Friday, COB. We've asked for an extension and hoping to get it. Thanks for the sanity.
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im thinking its this darn cell connection, ill wait til i get to a better internet connection. thank you all for this assist!
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by kwendt
OH!!! I'm SO excited!!!! I get to go pick up my black Singer 301 in the pristine trapazoid table on Monday!!! A two hour road trip, but ooooohhhh so worth it. (OMG, where am I going to PUT the thing??? !) IN THE BATHROOM! (just kidding, lol).
S'wonderful! |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Donna Mare
She said it doesn't work. She wants 20 for it. Whatcha think?
Billy |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by kwendt
OH!!! I'm SO excited!!!! I get to go pick up my black Singer 301 in the pristine trapazoid table on Monday!!! A two hour road trip, but ooooohhhh so worth it. (OMG, where am I going to PUT the thing??? !) IN THE BATHROOM! (just kidding, lol).
S'wonderful! Billy |
Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by kwendt
OH!!! I'm SO excited!!!! I get to go pick up my black Singer 301 in the pristine trapazoid table on Monday!!! A two hour road trip, but ooooohhhh so worth it. (OMG, where am I going to PUT the thing??? !) IN THE BATHROOM! (just kidding, lol).
S'wonderful! Billy |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
OMG!!!! I went and pulled the treadle I bought last night out of the trunk and I looked in its drawers and I found the accessories. This machine has all sorts of brass feet (all with the big E for Eldridge on them) and has the key to the locks on the top and drawers. The best I can tell it was made in 1885, I know it can not be any later than 1886 because they change locations of manufacture and it says Chicago on the machine in several places.
I think this will be one of the nicest machines in my collection before its over with. Also does anyone know where I can find the dating information for the Eldridge machines? I posted on the NB but as usual I am black balled and they are ignoring me. (I will try to muster a surprised look on my face :lol: ) Billy http://www.ismacs.net/national/from_...to_janome.html http://www.sewmuse.co.uk/national.htm http://website.lineone.net/~lindave/american.htm |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by kwendt
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by kwendt
OH!!! I'm SO excited!!!! I get to go pick up my black Singer 301 in the pristine trapazoid table on Monday!!! A two hour road trip, but ooooohhhh so worth it. (OMG, where am I going to PUT the thing??? !) IN THE BATHROOM! (just kidding, lol).
S'wonderful! Billy :mrgreen: |
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