AZ Jane

Ahhhhh, it has the fiddle base!! Love it!! Even if it isn't a museum piece, try restoring yourself. You will have lots of help.

Grannyh67

oh my she is a beauty, please post pic's after you have cleaned her up.

suzieQ

i have a treadel 1925 real nice condition how much is it worth i want to sell it suzieQ

redbugsullivan

This is a SWEETHEART!
Please post pics when you have cleaned it up.

redbugsullivan

It is worth whatever the purchaser is willing to pay. Craigslist is a great place to determine what prices are reasonable within your geographic area. Too much, it's posted over and over. Too little, it's quickly snapped up.

Bitzy One

Hey, I bought one at a yard sale a month ago, a model 127 (1910 - 1920) and I cleaned it up myself! It was so much fun and you feel so good afterward. In fact, I just put a new belt on it tonight and its working great.

You can do it!

jaciqltznok

a fiddle base no less...wow....keep her!

Rose_P

It reminds me that I saw a quilt in the museum in Paducah that is around the age of your machine. It's nice to think of machines and quilts in their historic context. Someone was probably thrilled to get that machine when it was new, and here it is today, still appreciated. Thanks for showing it to us.

Silver Needle

Did anyone see the beautiful fiddle base on eBay that was in England? I was in love but the shipping was horrible.