Macybaby

And if this looks like a lot - you should see the pile I'm keeping!



The four black boxes on the right are empty - the rest have what they should have in them, and most of the other groups are complete sets. Most of the sets are Greist, and I have top clamp and side clamp, and I sorted them based on what they fit - mostly White and National, Free and Standard (and the "names" they sold under). Though I've still got one I'm not sure of . . .

This is some of my Singer "extras"



I've got several rufflers, tuckers, binders, adjustable hemmers, and one edge stitcher! I've got a few extra sets too - they are in bags on the floor. Though I have not decided for sure about the other feet and "stuff" - most of it I'll keep - just in case.

Here are some back clamp "extras"



And for fun - this is a pile of "junk" - either broken, missing parts or too rusty to be worth messing with.



I am SOOOO ready to have my sewing room back - the attachments really took over!

vmaniqui

Wow. Just wow. How long did it take you to accumulate them all? Your sewing machines are now all crying for help.

deedum

OH, there for a moment I thought that was my sewing room. I got more feet and boxes for my vintage machines than I know what to do with. One day perhaps when I return I am going to try them all.

manicmike

I burst out laughing when I saw this: It looks like a battle re-enactment with model soldiers. Just look at all those cannons!

Cecilia S.

Good one Mike!

So, Macybaby, when are you coming over to sort out my Loot Box? ;-)

deplaylady

I thought exactly the same thing!

Macybaby

That is the scary part - it was about a year ago that I started getting interested in vintage machines - and things when down hill fast from there!

I didn't get real interested in attachments until I picked up a 15 in a cabinet for $32.50. I bought it because it had all sorts of neat attachments -several I had no idea what they were.

Got home and did some research and about fell off my chair seeing what April1930 was asking for some of them (Over $1,000 for one . . .) though I know now that they sell on ebay (the rare times they show up) for about $400.

I figured since I managed to get some of the rarest, most expensive ones by accident, I might as well see about getting others . . .

I was doing OK until I branched out and starting looking at non-Singer stuff.

mighty

Wow, that is alot!!!!!

Minnesewta-sam

I don't have nearly that many attachments...but I have accumulated a lot of them with machines over the years. Which ones are the really rare ones???? Wonder if I have any of them?

SSK

Hehe, The same thought came into My head.