Charlee~ your sewing emblem thing is terrific! :)

anyone looking for singer 403a accessories.

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/art/3181899690.html

Haven't read all the replys, but have you been the QB thread on vintage antique machines?
http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...thusiasts-f22/

As far as vintage and antique it depends on the age and the item. I had heard once it has to be at least 100 years old for furniture to be antique-and 50 years for vintage, but much less for clothing I think.

That medallion is way cool. I wish my hubby would search out treasures for me!

I know who has that for sale. I've got everything she's selling except the "0" cam.

Lots of good stuff there.

Joe

Thanks for the plug, Havplenty & Joe! If anyone here wants 'em I'll ship them Priority for an extra $2.50.

alright...here are photos of the machines I picked up from the museum collection last night. :) Haven't started researching to see what all I have, I just grabbed a variety of heads that I didn't have and tried to not duplicate anything. If y'all know anything about them feel free to speak up!
Centennial Badged 201:
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Damascus head:
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Minnesota head:
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Vintage Atlas (pink):
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1948 Singer 66:
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1895 Singer - there was a note on this one that it is a victorial something or other...missing some parts:
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1905 White Rotary:
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and my last one, which I know nothing about, a Singer 61w17? Industrial.
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ok I'll give you 2 66's , a 15-91 and a 6 pack for the 61w. recently I have gotten a 61w156, then for parts a 61w52

only difference I can see is there long bed and short bed industrail version 's. There porn to hook and bobbin case wear and a link rod that works the take up arm breaking, Today I just found out , there are aftermarket parts for almost all singer industrails

Jenn, about all I can tell you is that the Damascus is circa 1920, and the 1895 Singer 28 has "Victorian" decals...

Nice haul! :)

yep. I averaged out paying about 6.00 per machine for all of those. Not bad at all!