Windsor B, cast iron base, Electrified - Free
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Ok, this is one for the books...
My EX shot me a text yesterday with a blurry picture of an "old iron sewing machine". It looked to have a motor, but the shot was bad enough to not be sure. She asked If I would be interested in it. Of course I said yes... (sigh... I know) How Much? She replied "nothing. it is a thank you for helping fix things from time to time". Too cool. So, now I have more Trade-bait for older machines and parts.... [ATTACH=CONFIG]414596[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]414597[/ATTACH] I forgot to take a new pic after I cleaned up the brass plaque. Shows patent date of 1920 [ATTACH=CONFIG]414598[/ATTACH] This required a quick teardown and repair.... but it works and is not damaged, just worn. [ATTACH=CONFIG]414599[/ATTACH] This three-way connector is the coolest ever... [ATTACH=CONFIG]414600[/ATTACH] Top stitch-Bottom Stitch (not too bad...) [ATTACH=CONFIG]414601[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]414602[/ATTACH] |
I love, love, love old machines. Does this have a name on it as to what maker? Too cool! You are lucky!
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Sorry, It is a Windsor Model B, made by the National Sewing Machine Company. It has one serial number on the slide and a different one on the bed under the slide... working on the dating of the unit now.
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Wow! Joey likey!
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Oh Wow! Luck you!
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LOL Remember, if you have a machine or parts of machines that are older than 1885 to trade with me, it could be yours!!!!
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Beautiful machine, don't have any to trade. You do a lot to take care of these old ladies and Hats off to you.
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That's a beauty!! I would love to add a footed base machine to my herd some day. Just because.
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What a beauty!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I've never seen one like that. Really cool!
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