As a matter of fact, the fellow who used to repair our sewing machine told us they stopped making decent sewing machines in 1965. My trusty old Kenmore is still churning out clothing, and Eldest Daughter has gone through two plastic/electronic Singers.
Have somebody who knows what they’re doing give that baby a tune-up and you’re in business.
For a time in the 1960’s I found that we had a foot pumped sewing machine with lots of elaborate looking iron work and I wonder (now) if it was from the 1920’s. Only I didn’t care then when I was 6 just that I liked the look of it.
WoodEye almost 6 years ago
Oh, WOW! I think that’s the EXACT model of my mother’s machine! She passed on ’84.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault almost 6 years ago
Like shooting down enemy planes?
jpayne4040 almost 6 years ago
Agnes finds the most interesting things in people’s trash!
dwane.scoty1 almost 6 years ago
Salvation Army Thrift store is next door to the Agnus RV Resort!!
Dani Rice almost 6 years ago
As a matter of fact, the fellow who used to repair our sewing machine told us they stopped making decent sewing machines in 1965. My trusty old Kenmore is still churning out clothing, and Eldest Daughter has gone through two plastic/electronic Singers.
Have somebody who knows what they’re doing give that baby a tune-up and you’re in business.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 6 years ago
For a time in the 1960’s I found that we had a foot pumped sewing machine with lots of elaborate looking iron work and I wonder (now) if it was from the 1920’s. Only I didn’t care then when I was 6 just that I liked the look of it.