For you Vintage industrial Singer users.......
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I don't know anything about these....just sharing.
http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/app/4403897562.html
http://iowacity.craigslist.org/atq/4417073643.html
http://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/app/4403897562.html
http://iowacity.craigslist.org/atq/4417073643.html
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No, no , please do not mistake my post as a "rebuke" or anything like that. It is just that we have that thread for folks who want to show funny/odd/over/under priced machines.
The first link are blindstitch machines and not unreasonably priced, the second is a 29-4 leather/boot patcher. a little pricey for my area at least... I just sold one 2 weeks ago for $200
The first link are blindstitch machines and not unreasonably priced, the second is a 29-4 leather/boot patcher. a little pricey for my area at least... I just sold one 2 weeks ago for $200
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No, no , please do not mistake my post as a "rebuke" or anything like that. It is just that we have that thread for folks who want to show funny/odd/over/under priced machines.
The first link are blindstitch machines and not unreasonably priced, the second is a 29-4 leather/boot patcher. a little pricey for my area at least... I just sold one 2 weeks ago for $200
The first link are blindstitch machines and not unreasonably priced, the second is a 29-4 leather/boot patcher. a little pricey for my area at least... I just sold one 2 weeks ago for $200
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The cobbler machine (29-4) can punch a hole through a thick leather boot like it's putty and people pay a premium for this. The recipient of Steve's is a lucky customer getting such a beast for only $200!
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The coolest thing about those 29 series patchers is that it is a walking foot machine that you can rotate the feet/needle assembly 360 degrees while stitching. My first test session ended with me being able to sign my name on the leather.... Pretty easy.
I sold mine because I picked up the Emile James Patcher. It is the grandfather of the 29's and was made around 1868/9 whereas the 29-4 I had was from 1906
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