yes, i'm sad....but heres the second one....1947 model and even heavier than the last...again i've not sewn with it yet but it goes like a dream and seems fine....it has an early motor on it, though not the original, same with the light and foot pedal i believe but i like it more than the original as its larger and offers more control (from a newbies p.o.v.) and the cables have been extended to enable it to be used on a higher work surface which suits me fine though granted it wasnt a master electrician who did the work but its nothing my brother-in-law can't sort in 5 seconds. very nice condition over-all and comes with loads of bobbins and extra feet, booklet and needles.....i got this one for just £55 and yes i'm very happy with that. just needs a wipe down and a spruce up.
so this thread along with the first show a nice mix of this amazing machine and i hope they serve as a decent guide for anyone interested in following suit. hand crank one next for me.....and then i'm just going to keep on buying more and more of them i think...i want to learn everything there is about them, everything.
regards,
s
so this thread along with the first show a nice mix of this amazing machine and i hope they serve as a decent guide for anyone interested in following suit. hand crank one next for me.....and then i'm just going to keep on buying more and more of them i think...i want to learn everything there is about them, everything.
regards,
s