Originally Posted by mlaceruby
I'm sitting here with goosebumps!
after looking at the pamphlet I see that I have all the attachments that originally came with the machine and I have a wooden needlecase with 10 needles! the same auction had a Singer treadle in really bad shape totally rusted fast and the cabinet was rotted- it sold for $125!!! I bet my hubby lifts the ban on more machines now!!! Great find!! |
Originally Posted by quilt addict
Oh, Billy, you may have to wrestle Missy for it. She has made it her new throne. Of course she does that with each new machine. I thought in the front foyer they wouldn't be interested.
I take that you are really happy with it, I know I would be!! Billy |
[quote=Lostn51]
Originally Posted by quilt addict
Oh, Billy, you may have to wrestle Missy for it. She has made it her new throne.
I love the look that she is giving me right now.......its like "dont you even dare...." :lol: :lol: :lol: I take that you are really happy with it, I know I would be!! Billy sorry to say the Singer Lotus for $15 has been sold. Not happy about that.... :cry: :cry: |
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
I've seen a lot of machines, and have never seen a N Y Singer. I've heard of a person or two having them, but the condition of yours is wonderful.
Great find!! Just take really good care of the machine, you have one of a very few out there. Billy |
It's funny to hear people say that they don't know if they can use a knee lever that many of these old electric machines in cabinets have.
I was raised using a knee lever and LOVE it! In fact, when I had a knee lift on Bernina, I NEVER used it because I couldn't get used to it's function. When I pushed on a knee lever I expected my machine to start sewing...not lift the presser foot! LOL |
Originally Posted by quilt addict
sorry to say the Singer Lotus for $15 has been sold. Not happy about that.... :cry: :cry:
:( :( :( Well who ever got it had one heck of a good deal, but I am not the least bit worried about you falling off into something even better!! Billy |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
I've seen a lot of machines, and have never seen a N Y Singer. I've heard of a person or two having them, but the condition of yours is wonderful.
Great find!! Just take really good care of the machine, you have one of a very few out there. Billy Insurance? We have been redoing our homeowners policy. My hubby collects antique toys( well toys of any kind) and we added a rider to cover the appraised value of his collection. Do any of you carry insurance on your machines? and how do you come up with a value? as I don't know of anyone to appraise these. I am going to go thru and itemize the machines I have later today, with pics and serial #'s. then I can go online and try to find similar machines and sale prices, But if this one is so rare most likely won't find it. any suggestions? |
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Oh that is not good, I think it was the Brown version at that.... Billy |
Ok Billy, while I have been out of the shop have you posted a tutorial or something on how sew many can sign their names to their posts?
I am seeing these signatures all over the board. It seems to have occured once you posted your exquisite new signature of Treadles for Life. I wanna know, I wanna know. :-D |
I am seeing these signatures all over the board. It seems to have occured once you posted your exquisite new signature of Treadles for Life.
I wanna know, I wanna know. :-D[/quote] Here you go, make one too. have fun. Ruth http://www.mylivesignature.com |
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