Advice about Featherweight
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Originally Posted by donnajean
If it is in good working order, I think it is a good buy. The antique dealer obviously does not know about Featherweights & how the quilters are so hungry for them.
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Originally Posted by Roberta
My sewing machine repair person said my FW, in it's condition and case would bring right around $900. That just about floored me.
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Ummm, I'm looking for a 1934-35 Featherweight, so if you don't want it......LOL.
Really, I have been looking at real old models and $200 is a steal. I think their first year was around 1934. I really want a 1935 (the year my Mother was born), but a nice one in good shape is hard to find. I want good looking decals. My Grandmother had a Singer 201 and she used it so much that there isn't a decal on it, and it's just not pretty.
Really, I have been looking at real old models and $200 is a steal. I think their first year was around 1934. I really want a 1935 (the year my Mother was born), but a nice one in good shape is hard to find. I want good looking decals. My Grandmother had a Singer 201 and she used it so much that there isn't a decal on it, and it's just not pretty.
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