SINGER by moochagoo
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My mother had one like that in the 50's
Comments (17)
La machine à coudre mythique d'antan, j'ai appris à coudre à la machine sur ce genre de machine
I remember this old model, it converts into a table. It's got a big ol' step thingy at the bottom to rest your feet on =) Nice photo!
I've seen this a long time ago! The best..
I remember this old model that can be turned into a table. My mother had one in the 1950's. Fantastic capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
One like my grandmotner had many years ago. My grandmother also taught my mother to be the most excellend seamstress she was.
Cool shot !
very vintage thanks for sharing this pic
Fantastic capture of this interesting old sewing machine.
We had a beautiful one of these when I was a kid. Then dad surprised mum on valentines day with a new electric one.....only problem is he threw the old one away! Mum was not happy.................................
Too Cool
I did have a Singer electric from 1921 that was still working with a very nice wood cabinet. I could not sell it or find a buyer so I trashed it
Great photo. I bet it still works great.
Great looking machine and fine photo! Excellent capture.
We had one of them to... beautiful captured!
Excellent!!
A splendid example - love the decoration; my mother's one was plainer.
Singer & Adler, most reliable tool money can buy, some might have never stopped working within a century. 'The good ol' thing' is not for feet resting but, for making the machine actually work; a big wheel used friction to transmit mechanical power through a natural leather belt. It was working butter smooth, sewing was a true pleasure... Magnificent photo.