In my possession all these years! Singer 99K
#22
Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
Originally Posted by shirleyd
how fun to hear of these attachments. I may try to study them (they are in the manual I have) and play with them.
http://www.amazon.com/Sewing-Machine...pr_product_top
I have it and it has wonderful color pictures and great instructions for using the attachments. Sometimes the pictures in the manuals are difficult to read.
#23
Originally Posted by Lostn51
They have a free one on the Smithsonian website if you want to look at it. Here is the link for you.
http://www.sil.si.edu/DigitalCollect.../NMAHTEX/0203/
Billy
http://www.sil.si.edu/DigitalCollect.../NMAHTEX/0203/
Billy
#29
I have a 99K made in 1956 in Scotland too!! I bought it on ebay for $90 and it was in perfect condition. I sew with it almost daily. However, I don't have any of those wonderful attachments. You are truly blessed!!!
#30
My husband repairs and cleans vintage sewing machines.
(newer models too) He brought home several old Singer machines from a garage sale and one of them is a 99K.
He cleaned it, oiled it, and that machine sews beautifully.
It's the best one.
If I didn't have so many sewing machines, this would be my next one to pc. quilts with. They are awesome machines!
(newer models too) He brought home several old Singer machines from a garage sale and one of them is a 99K.
He cleaned it, oiled it, and that machine sews beautifully.
It's the best one.
If I didn't have so many sewing machines, this would be my next one to pc. quilts with. They are awesome machines!
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