April 22, 2024
ORNATE TIGER OAK 7 DRAWER SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE
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is a beautiful ornate Tiger Oak Singer treadle sewing machine in very good condition and in perfect working order with a excellent stitch quality. The sewing machine is a number 66 witha drop in bobbin and the Red Eye design, the decals are in very good condition with very little wear as you can see by the pictures, The decal colors are true and rich, the Nickel plating on the face plate, the back plate and the hand wheel is nice and shiny. The machine was lubricated, it runs very smoothly and quietly. The cabinet is Quartered or Tiger Oak, the finish is in very good condition, the wood carvings on the drawers are all in tact and in very nice condition, the wood grain is beautiful. The cast Iron treadle base is also in very good condition with the original Gold paint on the word SINGER and on the Singer emblems. The trealde base has been lubricated and moves effortlessly. With this Singer treadle t is a set of Singer attachments in a solid Oak Singer puzzle attachment box, the attachment box has the PATENTED FEBRUARY 19, 1889 date stamped on the top. T is a Leathet belt and the Instruction manual and also the key for the drawer locks included. T is a bobbin included. I CAN SHIP GREYHOUND OR FEDEX, GREYHOUND WILL BE CONSIDERABLY LESS EXPENSIVE BUT FEDEX WILL DELIVER TO YOUR DOOR. Greyhound is more direct to your area and does not
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