Toy Singer
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I past on a toy Singer machine with case today. Wondering now if I should of got it for $10.00 It was a white machine and red case. I don't need it, I have a toy Singer black one. I don't suppose they are collectibles. I was trying to be good. Anyone collect toy machines? Maybe show us some pictures
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I would love to find a toy Singer for $10!
Yes, toy sewing machines are collectible. Here's a link to Bonnie Hunter's blog about a quilter who owns over 1,000!
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/search?q=Toy
Yes, toy sewing machines are collectible. Here's a link to Bonnie Hunter's blog about a quilter who owns over 1,000!
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/search?q=Toy
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You can check out my albums , I have about 50 toy/little sewing machines. I have 3 featherweights and about 20+ OTHER SEWING MACHINES. In my collecting I have/had three Singer 66's. One was treadle converted to electric, one treadle 66 I re-homed to a quilting cousin in Rapid City and the other treadle 66 I bought a hand-crank for so I can treadle or hand-crank it.
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