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Description
This sewing machine has been only in my family. From the model number and looking on the Singer website I believe it is from around 1913. The wheel base was made by my grandfather, so it's easier to move, it is held on by brackets and can easily be removed.
Category
Other
Medium
Wood
Distinguishing marks
Singer
Condition
Excellent
Date Period
1913
History
Bought new (I believe) by my grandmother and grandfather. It's been in their basement since, they passed, and now it's mine.
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Re: Singer Sewing Machine
$50-125 for a quick sale (what they usually go for at auction), $200-250~ to the perfect retail setting buyer on a good day. Unfortunately the market is loaded full of these machines and they aren't in great demand. They are beautiful and functional, I've always thougt they were undervalued, but the market is what it is.
Re: Singer Sewing Machine
Fishwhacker is spot on, these Singers were made in the millions and often go at auction for less than $100.00. We don't buy at all right now, we find them very hard to sell for the amount of floor space thay take up in the shop.