amcatanzaro

http://www.shopgoodwill.com/auctions...-16294423.html

Besides a sewing machine?

Mrs. SewNSew

Could it be a salesman's demo type model?

Rodney

For those who don't chase links and so it stays around after the auction end:
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I'm guessing one of the many commercial machines Singer made.
Interesting machine.
Rodney

amcatanzaro

With a shuttle?

manicmike

Looks like a bizarre amalgam of several different machines. Looks like a featherweight motor, shuttle, high bobbin winder and that plate is pretty unusual too.

Mizkaki

This is a Singer 128-8. Made between 'teens and 1940.

amcatanzaro

Ahhhh, that was the help I needed. I was wondering about the inspection plates, since my 128 doesn't have that style. And it has the Harris plate. Very cool.
Thank you.

http://www.needlebar.org/cm/displayi...bum=73&pid=423
http://needlebar.org/main/harris/5/index.html

miriam

I know some kids and one adult that would love to open that up and watch it move.

Macybaby

That's one on my watch list.

Macybaby

This is a machine made by Standard after Osann got them, and Singer then got Osann and put there name on the machines. I'm not decided if I want the Singer version or an earlier named model