OK, so there I was looking for a house.....
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Obviously it was YOUR day! That means you will probably get the house you want; for your "new" sewing machine. People have no idea what value those old machines really are. And since Singer made so many their value (to them) is low. But to us, who use them, they are beyond value. I just remember all those years that every time I saw a new machine with some new fangled gadget, I wanted it because my old machine didn't have it. Of course now I have the newest, best model Viking has, and I was thrilled to get my mother's 1936 Singer running. And now I want to make something on it. Go figure...
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Originally Posted by M.E.H.
I am happy for you. Please tell me where to find the age of an old sewing machine. I would love to know how old mine is.
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Ooooooeeeee!!! Sew happy for you. If it were me, I would have been sick about having to pass it up - no room in my tiny space. Maybe there is not really an identity issue - perhaps you just have one of the manuals upside down. LOL.
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