Originally Posted by Candace
Anyone know what kind of machine this is? I'm tempted to buy it sight unseen because it's so cheap and so PINK:>
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Over the last two days I bought two machines. A treadle Red Eye 1914 with very nice decals in a no. 5 cabinet 7 drawers and today another red eye 1919 with a potted motor and light but not as nice a shape as the treadle one. I plan to use the second one to put some of the parts on the treadle red eye. For now they all live in the garage for my husband to fix the cabinet and fidle/clean the heads. I hope to post pictures this weekend.
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Originally Posted by Quilt Mom
I am still looking for my treadle. Guess I will know it when I see it. In the meantime, it's fun to look at yours!
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
Over the last two days I bought two machines. A treadle Red Eye 1914 with very nice decals in a no. 5 cabinet 7 drawers and today another red eye 1919 with a potted motor and light but not as nice a shape as the treadle one. I plan to use the second one to put some of the parts on the treadle red eye. For now they all live in the garage for my husband to fix the cabinet and fidle/clean the heads. I hope to post pictures this weekend.
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Originally Posted by hazeljane
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Originally Posted by cimarron
Originally Posted by Kitzone
Shhhh.... Just wanted to let anyone interested in this White FR. I really, really love this machine. Unfortunately it's 5 1/2 hours away and I don't own a truck (I am sure it won't fit in my Honda). So if anyone lives close to Beaver, WV it might be worth your time to go to this auction on July 9th.
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/au...cgi?lid=877055 I am including pictures from Treadle On website which states that this one of the most sought after cabinets. What a gorgeous cabinet...someone rescue it before someone who is ONLY interested in the cabinet gets to it and removes the machine...please... http://www.treadleon.net/whitesm/whites.html The only thing I request is if anyone lets this machine follow them home :) Please post pictures and tell us about your adventure at the auction. BTW, No, I am not trying to be an enabler for those who resue treadle machines. Just "wished I lived closer" treadle stocker. LOL Judy :-D :D :D at the auction [ATTACH=CONFIG]79671[/ATTACH] when we got her home [ATTACH=CONFIG]79672[/ATTACH] with her attachments [ATTACH=CONFIG]79673[/ATTACH] |
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Originally Posted by Weedwoman
I got this link on my longarm listserve and I wanted to cry.
Take a look at this womans find and know she is going to have her husband put a motor on it. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...78138078sWVlJv wilcox & Gibbs [ATTACH=CONFIG]79679[/ATTACH] motor is shown on the back the little chrome motor [ATTACH=CONFIG]79680[/ATTACH] |
Crossstitcher congratulations on your new machine!!!!
It does look like its a dandy and I really like the cabinet! Tons of drawers with tons of stuff. Billy |
Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
Originally Posted by cimarron
Originally Posted by Kitzone
Shhhh.... Just wanted to let anyone interested in this White FR. I really, really love this machine. Unfortunately it's 5 1/2 hours away and I don't own a truck (I am sure it won't fit in my Honda). So if anyone lives close to Beaver, WV it might be worth your time to go to this auction on July 9th.
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/au...cgi?lid=877055 I am including pictures from Treadle On website which states that this one of the most sought after cabinets. What a gorgeous cabinet...someone rescue it before someone who is ONLY interested in the cabinet gets to it and removes the machine...please... http://www.treadleon.net/whitesm/whites.html The only thing I request is if anyone lets this machine follow them home :) Please post pictures and tell us about your adventure at the auction. BTW, No, I am not trying to be an enabler for those who resue treadle machines. Just "wished I lived closer" treadle stocker. LOL Judy :-D :D :D My husband thinks I am corny when I show him the things I pick up at an auction. They are usually the extra things that come along with the item I really wanted. I call them my bonuses. Now just to set the story straight, I don’t go to many auctions but the last time I went I bid on an oak mirror. Included in the box was about 30 -40 “the little blue book” pamphlets from the 1920’s -30’s. My husband and I spent about an hour reading exerts from different ones. We were awed that someone kept them after all these years. It sounds like you had a great time at the auction and hopefully your husband was able to find room in the truck for a thing or two :) Thank you for sharing the pictures. Judy |
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