Two new(old) Machines!
#12
I've been researching a bit more on the New Home. Probably made in mid 30's. It does not have reverse like the next generation.
Though I really like the machine and love the cabinet, I'm not sure if I made a good choice or not. Simply because I really wanted the newer Gold one . . . but for some reason I'm always attracted to the black based machines. This New Home is one of the heaviest machines too -
Though it does fit the bill - as far as having a newer rotary electric that takes a specific style of attachments. I still need to get the old treadle New Home VS. I've seen a very old NH Rotary, but it was pickup north of Chicago . . .
I'd love to get more examples of early rotary machines. I have the Singer 66, 101, 201, 221, 301, 401 and 500, and then the WW D9, and now the Standard Rotary, and will be getting an earlier White Rotary (already have a later model). Also have a National Two Spool, so another style of rotary machine. Not sure if I want any other National made machines
Though I really like the machine and love the cabinet, I'm not sure if I made a good choice or not. Simply because I really wanted the newer Gold one . . . but for some reason I'm always attracted to the black based machines. This New Home is one of the heaviest machines too -
Though it does fit the bill - as far as having a newer rotary electric that takes a specific style of attachments. I still need to get the old treadle New Home VS. I've seen a very old NH Rotary, but it was pickup north of Chicago . . .
I'd love to get more examples of early rotary machines. I have the Singer 66, 101, 201, 221, 301, 401 and 500, and then the WW D9, and now the Standard Rotary, and will be getting an earlier White Rotary (already have a later model). Also have a National Two Spool, so another style of rotary machine. Not sure if I want any other National made machines
#15
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Posts: 594
Yes and yes, if it's a good looking greyhound, I'm interested. I keep going back & forth between modern & treadle so I figure I may as well get both. With greyhounds, we say you can't have just one and even call getting another greyhound chipping. Since I have only 1 real greyhound at a time, maybe I can have more than one greyhound machine. I'm also thinking about getting a nice greyhound machine to donate to one of our greyhound adoption fundraisers. It would be a unique auction item. Just keeping an eye out for them. Yours is very nice indeed. There is one for sale here in Blue Earth but the cabinet is in very poor condition and I won't pay what they want.
#18
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Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: SF Bay Area
Posts: 586
NICE. love the treadle. i always wanted to have a treadle but afraid that my wife will not let me for fear of my machines taking over the garage (ha ha ha). one thing for sure is she will not let me put these machines inside the house. wish i have a 10 bedroom house ! 1 room for my treadle machines, one room for industrial machines, and 1 room for the portable one. wishful thinking.
#19
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Round Rock,Texas
Posts: 6,135
NICE. love the treadle. i always wanted to have a treadle but afraid that my wife will not let me for fear of my machines taking over the garage (ha ha ha). one thing for sure is she will not let me put these machines inside the house. wish i have a 10 bedroom house ! 1 room for my treadle machines, one room for industrial machines, and 1 room for the portable one. wishful thinking.
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