Hubby and I picked up 5 sewing machines yesterday from a lady who is moving and downsizing. She doesn't want the machines in the landfill. I'm keeping one machine, but the other 4 machines are FREE to a good home. I won't ship, but a Pony Express ride could be worked out (free rides in peoples cars from point 'A' to point 'B'). Here are the 4 sewing machines. I have lots more photos if someone is interested.
1940 Singer 201 (electric, wiring is good) in an Art Deco cabinet.
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| 1940 Singer 201 in lovely Art Deco desk |
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| Serial # AF638731, Paperclip decal set |
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| great cabinet with casters |
1904 Singer 27 VS treadle. This has been refurbished at some point. Has shuttle & bobbin.
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| 1904 Singer 27 VS treadle Serial #B764218 |
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| decals are a combo of Knots & Rectangles and Paperclips |
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| sticker states that the machine was rebuilt at some point |
1892 Singer 27 VS treadle. Pretty decals, but I couldn't find out the name of them in the ISMACS list. Has the bobbin & shuttle. Wood base and treadle irons were painted at some point, but it has been partly stripped and the paint is coming off. Great for someone who is good at woodwork.
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| 1892 Singer 27 VS treadle (pretty floral decals) |
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| showing decals on the back of the machine |
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| treadle base needs to be stripped and refinished. structurally, it's in pretty good shape |
1910 Singer 66 (electric, needs to be rewired) in small knee lift cabinet. Motor is not a Singer motor. Most likely it was refurbished at one time and turned into an electric. Side clamp/low shank attachments.
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| 1910 Singer 66 in knee lift cabinet |
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| 1910 Singer 66 Serial #G345050 |
All of these machines turn well. All use low shank attachments. I promised hubby that I'd get these out of the house as soon as possible. Again, FREE to a good home. Leave me a comment (or use my email address under my profile). Make sure I can contact you back (not no-reply).
***All four machines are taken, pending pick up. Yea! (hubby wants his living room back)***
If only I had a place for that treadle... ~Jeanne
ReplyDeleteThe machines look great. Wish I had a spot for one but I already have several old machines. Hope you can find a good home for them.
ReplyDeleteLove all of them!
ReplyDeleteWish I had room. But already have several waiting on hubby to have time to work on. So happy that you saved them & hope they find a good home.
Wish I could help but I don't need more machines. Oh I want them all...LOL! Do you mind if I share this on FB?
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful that all machines have found a good home! Thanks for sharing the photos - so beautiful! You are such a talented ambassador for the these special treasures!
ReplyDeleteThe 1892 and the 1910 machines are beautiful! I hope they all find good homes! :)
ReplyDeleteOh goodness! I'd love one if there was a way to get it here. Have you moved them all out by now?
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