Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by nickylsf
You guys really have me going now; I haven't quilted in 2 days!
Does anyone know what this is? I am getting it this week for $15. Looks like a good restoration project. One of the pics shows the beginning of the serial number starting with C. Is this a 66 from 1908? Thanks for any feedback!
Does anyone know what this is? I am getting it this week for $15. Looks like a good restoration project. One of the pics shows the beginning of the serial number starting with C. Is this a 66 from 1908? Thanks for any feedback!
Glenn
Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Ah---my soul sister!!
THIS is how it happens. You have 100 machines? People look at you like you're nuts. You try to tell them you're a COLLECTOR, but people think of collections as, well--spoons or thimbles. Something nice and small. But sewing machines?? There must be something WRONG with you.
I am having a yard sale next weekend if the weather is OK, so will try to take some pictures after that. Then you will see the problem. And tell me to have another yard sale.
THIS is how it happens. You have 100 machines? People look at you like you're nuts. You try to tell them you're a COLLECTOR, but people think of collections as, well--spoons or thimbles. Something nice and small. But sewing machines?? There must be something WRONG with you.
I am having a yard sale next weekend if the weather is OK, so will try to take some pictures after that. Then you will see the problem. And tell me to have another yard sale.
Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
My DH said he would bring his truck and some mint tea!! Then when we get through with yours you all can come and help with ours. I think we have about 100 machines to go through.
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Originally Posted by nickylsf
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by nickylsf
You guys really have me going now; I haven't quilted in 2 days!
Does anyone know what this is? I am getting it this week for $15. Looks like a good restoration project. One of the pics shows the beginning of the serial number starting with C. Is this a 66 from 1908? Thanks for any feedback!
Does anyone know what this is? I am getting it this week for $15. Looks like a good restoration project. One of the pics shows the beginning of the serial number starting with C. Is this a 66 from 1908? Thanks for any feedback!
Glenn
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Originally Posted by deplaylady
My new White Family Rotary, serial number FR 2962604. It came with lots of nifty attachments, now all I need is a manual!
Need help re info on machine==Singer with phinyx (sp)decals
It has motor & electric light but looks about the size of my 128.
Serial #JA077213. No manual or bobbin case
All I could find was man 1924. Thanks for any info.
It has motor & electric light but looks about the size of my 128.
Serial #JA077213. No manual or bobbin case
All I could find was man 1924. Thanks for any info.
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FW in Greensburg, in http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/atq/2511335783.html
Originally Posted by Nanamoms
I don't use it much now just because the built in foot pedal has some issues. I can't quite get the contacts set right so that it either runs by itself or you put the pedal all the way down and it moves like molasses.
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