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8 Comments:
Wow, what a beauty! I love those metal old machines! And it's a zig-zag model WOW Enjoy, Pam
Sweet. And such a wonderful remembrance.
Blessings,
Patti
Now that is a work horse of a machine - it will last forever!!!! And be easy to fix, clean, tune up - all that stuff, because .... 'no computer'! Nice that it came to live in your house :)
That looks like the Kenmore I purchased in 1975, cabinet and all. I thought the cams were quite clever. It served me well.
I have an old Kenmore machine. It has served me well. I love new toys too. Enjoy! Brenda
I learned to sew on a machine like this--it was WONDERFUL!
I made use of those cams too, GREAT for embellishments.
Lucky, lucky, lucky.
Give as much love as your Mother in law obviously did!
I have one even older and will not give it up. It realy is a workhorse. I use it for all my really heavy sewing projects. I am sure you will enjoy it. The cams are fun to play with.
SheShe in SC
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