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07-14-2013, 03:57 PM

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franklindixie

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Sew on the machine. If the stitch is good, everything else can be replaced or repaired. I have 2 FW, a well-worn black one from 1939, and a white one from the 60's. Just love "my girls". welcome to the FW club.

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Originally Posted by Shelbie

are relatively rare and hard to find and have the free arm option (the metal flat bed pulls off to reveal the open arm).

I've had my 222 for several years. I wasn't looking when I happened across it. It was pretty expensive but it looks like new. I love the little free arm.

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