Sunflowerzz

Sometimes we just run quickly through our fav thrift store when we are short on time, not really expecting to find anything. I was just super happy to find a small square laundry basket like new. I rarely find what I go in for...LOL

Back in the furniture section I saw a table just like one I have at home and I knew something nice should be parked in it if it even had a machine in it. It was priced 29.95 on top so I knew the table would probably be empty. NOPE! Sometimes they just fall into your lap ya know?! The cabinet was trashed though.
I have passed up three of these Pfaff 130-6 models because they were missing the crucial parts that make these machines shine, the coffee grinder and the alien light fixture attachment. This baby had it all even the darning foot. She will need new wire and cleaned an polished but she is in very good condition. According to her serial number she is from 1951.

We need a barn, a huge barn...I just couldn't walk away and leave her behind...Could I?

barny

NOOOO! You had to rescue that beautiful machine. I would never walk away if I saw that. Good Job.

DKuehn

I certainly wouldn't have passed it up. Nice acquisition!

Macybaby

I'd have bought it for the light!

ManiacQuilter2

I think it is terrific that you give these unloved machine a loving home.

Sunflowerzz

Thanks peeps, I thought she was a keeper, hubby named her Kota after one of the Norse Valkyries.

I have to admit I just about fell over when I lifted the lid and saw her....

lynnie

what a beauty and she had accessories to boot!!! congrats on your great find.

Manalto

Me too! To be clear, because of the light.

maryb119

No! Of course, you couldn't leave her there. You will give her a good home. Enjoy her.

liking quilting

You did good! I am still a real novice at this and did not know any sewing machine ever had a light like that. I mean that's a light "fixture."!!!