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The American Cancer Society has a "discovery sale" in our area once in a while. Today was the last day, everything was free!! (yes, free!!) I was wandering around the aisles, picked up a few random items (shirts, books, etc) and all of a sudden, something caught my eye..... It was a vintage Singer!! Holy Cows!! FOR FREE!!!!!!! So, needless to say, it followed me home! :D :D
It needs some work, some cleaning and such, but looks to be in really good condition!! Yippee!! So I'll be looking for how to restore these old machines! (Billy, you there?? :lol: :lol: ) Thanks for looking! (I'm a bit excited, can you tell?? :lol: ) Original Cabinet? [ATTACH=CONFIG]107472[/ATTACH] |
Oh! It was manufactured in 1938 in Elizabeth, NJ.
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You are so lucky! And a cabinet to boot!
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wow, that is so cool, glad you found it, it was calling your name to come and pick her up to save her!
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Originally Posted by craftybear
wow, that is so cool, glad you found it, it was calling your name to come and pick her up to save her!
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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
You are so lucky! And a cabinet to boot!
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Congrats on your wonderful find! :)
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Congratulation on your "Free" singer. She looks beautiful. Carefull these vintage machines are very addicting. My collection started with a free Singer, and now I have 12 of them. :roll:
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Originally Posted by KatFish
Congratulation on your "Free" singer. She looks beautiful. Carefull these vintage machines are very addicting. My collection started with a free Singer, and now I have 12 of them. :roll:
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Some of mine are being stored in the closet right now. The person who built this big farm house had the right idea with putting in 9 closets. I haven't had the time to play with my toys as much as I'd like.
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