Vintage Singer Boot Patcher
08-18-2014, 08:44 PM
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Vintage Singer Boot Patcher
I'm not sure about the model #, but someone in my area (South Sacramento region) is selling this. Does anyone know the model #?
The base is dusty, but the machine is always covered. It supposedly works and she can show you how to use it. She's asking $300 for it, so if you PM me I can try to hook you up with her. I don't know her at all and I know nothing about the machine, but it looks like it's in very good condition. Maybe she'll take offers??
The base is dusty, but the machine is always covered. It supposedly works and she can show you how to use it. She's asking $300 for it, so if you PM me I can try to hook you up with her. I don't know her at all and I know nothing about the machine, but it looks like it's in very good condition. Maybe she'll take offers??
08-19-2014, 01:51 AM
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That's very similar to the 29-4 my husband just picked up. He paid quite a bit less, but he got his for a real screaming deal, and $300 is not a bad price for one.
Interesting that the machine is cleaned up but the treadle is not - maybe they had it on a table with a motor . . .
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
Interesting that the machine is cleaned up but the treadle is not - maybe they had it on a table with a motor . . .
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
08-19-2014, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
That's very similar to the 29-4 my husband just picked up. He paid quite a bit less, but he got his for a real screaming deal, and $300 is not a bad price for one.
Interesting that the machine is cleaned up but the treadle is not - maybe they had it on a table with a motor . . .
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
Interesting that the machine is cleaned up but the treadle is not - maybe they had it on a table with a motor . . .
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
08-19-2014, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
You're also right that it makes no difference.
08-19-2014, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Candace
The machine has been covered.
And $300 seems a very good price for one in that condition.
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08-19-2014, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
That's very similar to the 29-4 my husband just picked up. He paid quite a bit less, but he got his for a real screaming deal, and $300 is not a bad price for one.
Interesting that the machine is cleaned up but the treadle is not - maybe they had it on a table with a motor . . .
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
Interesting that the machine is cleaned up but the treadle is not - maybe they had it on a table with a motor . . .
It may not be a "k" machine, but that only designates where it was made, so not a big difference.
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