shopgoodwill 128 is really....
#1
shopgoodwill 128 is really....
I bought a refinished 128 from shopgoodwill last week for $10. I picked it up today and it's actually 127 from 1892. They said they were having trouble figuring out the model.
The little film can has several bobbins in it and the folks at goodwill claim it all works. The finish is really neat on it. Anybody know anything about the O'Keefe folks?
The little film can has several bobbins in it and the folks at goodwill claim it all works. The finish is really neat on it. Anybody know anything about the O'Keefe folks?
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Neat old refurbed Singer. I've never seen one done in brown crinkle before. Always black.
I don't know anything about the company that did it. But it looks like they did a decent job of it.
Love the material that the case is covered with.
Joe
I don't know anything about the company that did it. But it looks like they did a decent job of it.
Love the material that the case is covered with.
Joe
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I have a Great Eastern's Rebuilt Singer Machine. It has a dark Chocolate brown crinkle on it. Singer SN dates 1918. Person I got it from said her mother bought it about 1945. There is a chip in the brown crinkle on the edge and it is black underneath. Mine is froze up. I will wait until after the holidays to tackle it. I think it is just gunked up with poor oil. Good to see someone else has a rebuilt.
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Not surprising they were confused: So was I.
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