dungeonquilts

I did not understand your excitement over a singer machine until I was given one out of an estate. Showing this to my SIL he said he has one upstairs in his home that belonged to his grandmother that is in cabinet....the last I heard was he would bring by to let me see & use. This one posted has the serial number and would sure like any help you can send of maybe the year, value (can't find anything on internet about it).

QBeth

Singer has a website that gives info on most of the machines. Click on the link below or, if it doesn't show as blue text, paste this url into your Internet browser:
http://www.singerco.com/support/serial_2letter.html

It says your machine was made in 1928 in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

Congratulations! I think you're going to love it!

craftybear

awesome, thanks for sharing!

JJs

Looks like a 99 - (baby 66 and 'new' version of the 28)
uses 66 drop in bobbins and regular ole everyday needles...

beachlady

Looks like a great machine. Love the wooden case.

nwm50

just had a heart attack! Love it, impressed at the great condition that's it's in! Enjoy using it.

pvquilter

I found one similar to this at an auction in April and paid $40.00 for it. It was made in 1938 in Podolski, Russia. I need to clean it up and see how it works. I plugged it in and it does sew.

littlehud

What a beautiful machine. Congrats on your new baby.

tuesy

What a cool machine. I love the case!