Saturday's haul -
04-29-2015, 06:04 AM
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Thanks everyone for the nice comments. it's going to be real fun when the "shed" is ready and I can start moving machines in there. I am going to set up a spot for "photo shoot" so I can get decent pictures of the machines. Most of the Singers will be staying in the house though. I consider them my "personal" collection. The rest are for the "research" collection, along with all the attachments that go with them.
04-30-2015, 10:05 AM
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I notice you got a new White Rotary. I was here looking at it. I'm curious too if yours has similarities to the model 41 I posted.
I like the 319 too. I worked on one of them not too long ago. A very nice machine.
Thank you for your response. I left an answer for you on my post (White Rotary 41).
I like the 319 too. I worked on one of them not too long ago. A very nice machine.
Thank you for your response. I left an answer for you on my post (White Rotary 41).
05-02-2015, 05:17 AM
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tuckyquilter - I am setting up a small "museum" but it's mostly for research and online sharing. I've posted "Machine Shed" updates on the progress of the building that will house most of them (I'm keeping the Singers in the house).
It will be "by appointment" for visitors, for those with interest that are traveling through. We won't advertise to bring in people, as we aren't going to be doing this as a business.
DH and I are contemplating setting up a traveling show, and going to differenet events. I plan on catologuing what I've got, with the plan of putting something together to help others identify the US mfg of their machines.
And the big focus - is my Attachment collection. I also want to get profecient at using the assorted vintage attachments.
It will be "by appointment" for visitors, for those with interest that are traveling through. We won't advertise to bring in people, as we aren't going to be doing this as a business.
DH and I are contemplating setting up a traveling show, and going to differenet events. I plan on catologuing what I've got, with the plan of putting something together to help others identify the US mfg of their machines.
And the big focus - is my Attachment collection. I also want to get profecient at using the assorted vintage attachments.
05-02-2015, 05:49 AM
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Oh my, you have some really lovely finds. I sure hope you do get some finished so you can really enjoy them. There are some true beauties there and some diamonds in the ruff. Have fun!
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