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Posted by Taria on July 31, 2006, 5:29 pm
Touch and sew machines are often called touch and swear.
They aren't Singers best made machine. I might give $20
for one but $90 should come in a cabinet with every accessory
made. There are just too many of them around. There were several
touch and sew models. There is one that you can wind the
bobbin while still in the machine. I have a friend that has
that particular model because she has trouble with her hands.
Her husband does machine repairs though.
I'd pass but that is just my thought. Irene probably knows a
lot more than me about these machines.
TAria
Kate T. wrote:
> Went to a sale in the neighborhood. Found a Singer Touch and Sew.
> It's a portable. It was sitting on the floor and I couldn't get the
> serial number or the model, just that is was a Touch and Sew.
>
> No accessories or manual, has foot pedal and cords with it, just one
> foot. The one foot tells me it zig-zags.
>
> It is emaculate. Price is $90.00. I said that was high. The lady had
> asked her father what he wanted for the SM.
>
> We talked for a while. I was sorting through all the fabric that was
> for sale also. One dollar a yard. She sold the cottons I picked out
> that totaled 7 1/2 yards for 4 dollars.
>
> The lady told me to come back because the sale was going on for 3 days.
> I have a feeling I might be able to get this machine, if it isn't
> scooped up first, but at a lower price.
>
> So what do you think I should offer for it. Can't find anything like it
> on e-bay except for a Little Touch and Sew, the child's model.
>
> HELP!!!!
>
> Kate T. South Mississippi
>
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