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Old 06-02-2010, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Katia
I saw somewhere here about looking at ShopGoodwill.com. I found a few good deals, but as was said before shipping is a lot.

I did find a Singer handcrank that might interest someone here. The auction just started today and it is in Spokane WA.

http://www.shopgoodwill.com/viewItem.asp?ItemID=6289459
I buy off of good will all of the time and usually have my friends in the area go and pick the machine up and I will get them when I am in the area.

That is a 128 and I really like the machine!! That is is Charlees neck of the woods there.

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Old 06-02-2010, 03:12 PM
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There's also a FW 1953 currently @ $5.00
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/auctions...85606.html#des
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Old 06-02-2010, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by purplefiend
Miz Johnny,
Did you put the needle in with the flat to the left? Is the bobbin in right? My 201K treadle gets very cranky if I forget to do these things right. Did you thread everything correctly?
I recall all the trouble I had reseating the bobbin case for my 201k. OMG I thought I'd never get it back together.
(never taking it apart again).
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P.S. We're currently piecing a double sawtooth star done in woven plaids and shirting prints for my DS.
Needle is new and in correctly; bobbin case checked out OK. I have been known to tear a machine apart before discovering I had the needle in wrong!! I would like to think I'll never take this one apart again, but I know I will the first chance I get. I LOVE to tinker.
I'm working on a nursery set for my newest grandchild. It's not like I don't have 149 OTHER machines to sew on, including a 201 HC and 201 electric, but I LOVE sewing on this one!! I'll try again tonight.
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Old 06-02-2010, 04:15 PM
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I have looked too after Charlee gave us the site. Lots of good deals if you can pick up. I notice there are alot in the Washington state area. That must be why she can find such great deals.

I hope she hasn't let the cat out of the bag so we are bidding against her.

Originally Posted by Katia
I saw somewhere here about looking at ShopGoodwill.com. I found a few good deals, but as was said before shipping is a lot.

I did find a Singer handcrank that might interest someone here. The auction just started today and it is in Spokane WA.

http://www.shopgoodwill.com/viewItem.asp?ItemID=6289459
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Old 06-02-2010, 04:21 PM
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Couple quick question. We have a singer G0376-815 also a G9614 619 also a number 31-15 is on the head under the bobbin winder. Can't get on needlebar yet. Can you tell me the year made?

My mother had a Minnisota model B been in storage for about 30 years my sister has it and won't let it go. Stored in a shed. Has the coffen top cover. Would that be rare machine?
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Old 06-02-2010, 04:25 PM
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just thought i would show you my singer featherweight 221-1. serial # EN237903. could you tell me when it was made and any other information that you know about it. thanks.
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can't wait till my fw comes in soon, so i can start asking questions. Love to hear everybody's ideas, stories and questions.
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Old 06-02-2010, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
Couple quick question. We have a singer G0376-815 also a G9614 619 also a number 31-15 is on the head under the bobbin winder. Can't get on needlebar yet. Can you tell me the year made?

My mother had a Minnisota model B been in storage for about 30 years my sister has it and won't let it go. Stored in a shed. Has the coffen top cover. Would that be rare machine?
Okay the first number is a 127 and 35,000 were allotted on September 25 1923. The second serial is for a model 31 that 3000 were allotted on that run on October 17 1922.

And the Minnesota is not a rare machine but it is not found that often.

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just thought i would show you my singer featherweight 221-1. serial # EN237903. could you tell me when it was made and any other information that you know about it. thanks.
That machine is really a low production run for that allotment, 3000 of them allotted on April 17 1958.

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Old 06-02-2010, 04:41 PM
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hi billie, i also have my late grandmother's treadle sewing machine in a very ornate cabinet. it looks like the top is inlayed in leather. not sure. it is a new raymond. i don't see a serial number. could you tell me where to look and i would send it to you so if possible you could tell me when it was made and any other information. i would really appreciate your time. i am enjoying looking at all the vintage machines. thank you in advance. if anyone else has information i would appreciate it too.
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