Hubby's adventure turned into my treasure
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What luck! (Though not entirely luck -- you were kind to drive him around, and he was astute enough to know what you like.) Was it in trade for the jewelry? It looks new! I love the name. Is it pronounced Sheel-ya? If not, (I do know of a Shelia who pronounces it that way), would you consider spelling it my way? I would be flattered, but I won't be offended if you don't...![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
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Actually, this is my third BLACK featherweight, and also have a white one I got earlier this summer....that's how Hubby knew what he was looking at and that it was in great shape since my earlier ones had rather shabby cases, but this had bobbins, Singer oil and Singer lube and one of the original needles plus the little green book of instruction, all in great shape. Sewed more blocks on her this afternoon, and really am happy with it...Four grand daughters, 4 Featherweights, will probably quit on the featherweights, unless of course, more fall across my path.
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