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Singer Sewing Machines578 of 715Singer 99 with 1937 CNE badgeWOW. NO SERAIL NUMBER! HELP? NEW AT THIS.
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    Posted 12 years ago

    Mr.Wilson
    (37 items)

    I JUST PICK THIS ONE UP TODAY AT A FLEA MARKET IN GLEN BURNIE. IT WORK FINE. STARTS UP LIKE 66 CHEVY , I START MY RESERCH.IF ANY ONE HAS INFO DUE SHARE.

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    1. Bernadette Bernadette, 12 years ago
      It is a 99, the 3/4 version of the 66, (no rear inspection plate). It is part of a batch of 50,000 machines commissioned July 29 1949 at the Kilbowie factory, near Glasgow. Looks like it will clean up ok.
    2. Kimmyb, 12 years ago
      I have one just like it that was my grandmother. How much did you pay? Do you know how much it is worth? I don't have plug and foot peddle. Ideas where to get them replaced? Thanks!
    3. Kimmyb, 12 years ago
      It is pretty.
    4. DobbinDee70, 12 years ago
      Kimmyb : Jenny at " Sew-Clasic.com " can help you find what you need for your machine .
    5. Bernadette Bernadette, 12 years ago
      Kimmy why don't you post a photo of your grandmother's machine. It's possible that it's a type that doesn't take a foot pedal. :)

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