It was last year around this time my husband found an old Singer sewing machine in the rafters of the shed.

We believe it is pre-1900s, mainly because the last patent date on the plate says 1899.

It has seen some better days, but I can tell this use to be a beauty, with the gold filigree detailing!

Now onto this years find...

It's a 1950's Singer sewing machine, Model 99, complete with original carry case, and instruction manual!


I wonder what we'll find next...
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