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#22
Beautiful machine... the decals are gorgeous,
These are some sites that I've found for identifying and researching Singers or other machines: sandman-collectibles.com, Singerco.com, keelersales.com (decals), ISMACS International (Sewing Machine Collectors Society_ has a database of singer machines by serial numbers). I hope this helps you and anyone else doing some research on their singers.
These are some sites that I've found for identifying and researching Singers or other machines: sandman-collectibles.com, Singerco.com, keelersales.com (decals), ISMACS International (Sewing Machine Collectors Society_ has a database of singer machines by serial numbers). I hope this helps you and anyone else doing some research on their singers.
#23
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: North Carolina - But otherwise, NOTW
Posts: 7,940
Another board member that I know has the same machine, 1890, beautiful cabinet, decals in similar condition as yours. These are such lovely machines. You need to find a treadle base for it and dump the motor!! She was made to be an elegant treadler.
#24
This machine was just waiting to be rescued by you! If you ever plan on using it, find a set of treadle irons and have a table top made to fit. It will be worth the effort. Truly, if you clean it up and only display it, it will forever be a great piece of eye-candy.
#25
Yes - and here she is[ATTACH=CONFIG]418625[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]418626[/ATTACH]
#29
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: New York
Posts: 1,572
I love the floral decals! Your machine will probably sew beautifully once placed in a proper cabinet. I'm sure someone here can make a full size tracing of their cabinet top if you need to make one to retrofit another treadle cabinet. Congratulations.