Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
08-26-2011, 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Launie
Good Morning! Last weekend we were in Yellowstone NP and stayed in West Yellowstone MT. While walking around town, we went in the Train Depot museum and lo, and behold! What do I see? I still don't think this is as bad as the 15-91's turned into tractors though. What do you think?
08-26-2011, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by miriam
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/grd/2566079565.html
If the opposite is true - don't you just love how a sewing machine runs... I tried to post an ad tongue in cheek for a sewing machine and CL flagged me. I suppose I have had machines sounded about what this one must sound like though.
If the opposite is true - don't you just love how a sewing machine runs... I tried to post an ad tongue in cheek for a sewing machine and CL flagged me. I suppose I have had machines sounded about what this one must sound like though.
08-26-2011, 08:18 AM
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Okay gang I am actually feeling pretty decent this morning believe it or not! And I have been sitting here thinking about how fast this Fall/Holiday season is coming up on us. I think this year I am going to do something for the shop that might be fun and help get us into the Christmas spirit. How about a machine giveaway?
Hopefully I will be back in the swing of things in the next few weeks and then I can get the machines I have here back to the rightful owners and free up some time to build a machine just for the VSMS. Of course it will be a one off custom (probably a 66 with handcrank) but fix it to where we have a trivia contest or something like that and offer it up as the grand prize and have some other goodies for the runner ups. I just need to come up with how to do it, keep everything fair and square and it will give everyone who wants to play a chance at getting the machine and other goodies. So I will have to do some serious pondering but it will happen.
Billy
Hopefully I will be back in the swing of things in the next few weeks and then I can get the machines I have here back to the rightful owners and free up some time to build a machine just for the VSMS. Of course it will be a one off custom (probably a 66 with handcrank) but fix it to where we have a trivia contest or something like that and offer it up as the grand prize and have some other goodies for the runner ups. I just need to come up with how to do it, keep everything fair and square and it will give everyone who wants to play a chance at getting the machine and other goodies. So I will have to do some serious pondering but it will happen.
Billy
08-26-2011, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Lostn51
Okay gang I am actually feeling pretty decent this morning believe it or not! And I have been sitting here thinking about how fast this Fall/Holiday season is coming up on us. I think this year I am going to do something for the shop that might be fun and help get us into the Christmas spirit. How about a machine giveaway?
Hopefully I will be back in the swing of things in the next few weeks and then I can get the machines I have here back to the rightful owners and free up some time to build a machine just for the VSMS. Of course it will be a one off custom (probably a 66 with handcrank) but fix it to where we have a trivia contest or something like that and offer it up as the grand prize and have some other goodies for the runner ups. I just need to come up with how to do it, keep everything fair and square and it will give everyone who wants to play a chance at getting the machine and other goodies. So I will have to do some serious pondering but it will happen.
Billy
Hopefully I will be back in the swing of things in the next few weeks and then I can get the machines I have here back to the rightful owners and free up some time to build a machine just for the VSMS. Of course it will be a one off custom (probably a 66 with handcrank) but fix it to where we have a trivia contest or something like that and offer it up as the grand prize and have some other goodies for the runner ups. I just need to come up with how to do it, keep everything fair and square and it will give everyone who wants to play a chance at getting the machine and other goodies. So I will have to do some serious pondering but it will happen.
Billy
08-26-2011, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by miriam
Originally Posted by Launie
Good Morning! Last weekend we were in Yellowstone NP and stayed in West Yellowstone MT. While walking around town, we went in the Train Depot museum and lo, and behold! What do I see? I still don't think this is as bad as the 15-91's turned into tractors though. What do you think?
08-26-2011, 12:14 PM
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Ok, my mother was gracious enough to go scouting for me (or enabling as she so nicely put it). :) No screwdriver needed, the case has a key. It's not in pristine condition and looks decently used from the pictures. Model 99, knee bar, AA441634, so 15,000 allotted May 19, 1925. Opinions? I'll probably go just at least to see what it and another treadle (127?) go for. It's not like I need it, but I like the fact that it has a knee bar.
May 19, 1925
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08-26-2011, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by grayhare
I did find a treadle, in a parlor cabinet. I have to get a new belt for her, and clean her up. I am very happy with her! Here is a picture of her, and a shot of the decorative lock on the cabinet.
08-26-2011, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Launie
Good Morning! Last weekend we were in Yellowstone NP and stayed in West Yellowstone MT. While walking around town, we went in the Train Depot museum and lo, and behold! What do I see? I still don't think this is as bad as the 15-91's turned into tractors though. What do you think?
08-26-2011, 02:54 PM
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I have not seen the machine, but the owner tells me it is like this listing on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-WHEE...item2eb6de5986
He is asking 100, for it; way too expensive for me. Any thoughts or comments on this and these machines.
He is asking 100, for it; way too expensive for me. Any thoughts or comments on this and these machines.
08-26-2011, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by irishrose
Billy, the picture is precious.
Glen. I was just thinking of you. My son who was working in Huntsville when your tornadoes hit is now working in New Jersey. He was in Ohio for the floods last year, too. He told his company they don't do a good job picking sites.
Glen. I was just thinking of you. My son who was working in Huntsville when your tornadoes hit is now working in New Jersey. He was in Ohio for the floods last year, too. He told his company they don't do a good job picking sites.
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