My Girl, finally got home!!
07-11-2011, 09:22 AM
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I received her as a gift from my sister for my birthday a couple of years ago but was moving and so my sister held on to her for me, then she got a little to attached and asked if she could hold on to her until she found a table. Anyway she is home and that's all that matters. I know she is going to need alot of elbow grease to get her decals to really shine and she has some water spots on top that I will need to try to fix. She has a box of attachments but I forgot to take a picture of them. I have found out she was born on Oct 7, 1908 in Elizabeth, NJ. I just love her cabinet and am so excited to find out if she works. Hope you all get to see her since I've never posted pics. And I also hope you all give me all the help you can on how I can make her shine without damaging anything.
here she is
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sides of drawers
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not bad for being over 110 yrs old
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07-11-2011, 09:46 AM
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Head on over - lots of great vintage machine info :-)
Bet ya are happy to have her - she's a beauty!
Head on over - lots of great vintage machine info :-)
Bet ya are happy to have her - she's a beauty!
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