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The Old Sewing Machine Man services, repairs, reconditions, sells, and collects old and antique sewing machines. His specialty is the Singer Featherweight machines (model 221). He carries a full line of parts for them as well (see catalog). He also has and can get many, parts for other old, and antique sewing machines. He does not work on machine computer issues, only mechanical machine issues, and doesn't work on sergers. He specializes in old sewing machines for repair & sale, & old sewing machine parts. He's located in Central Florida between Gainesville and Ocala. See map. He also has a small museum, check it out, and all the museum pieces are for sale.He does ship parts if needed.
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Please call (352) 867-8035 during normal business hours after 9am and before 4:30pm to make an appointment.
NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!!!
Effectve May 1, 2018 machines not claimed, after the shop has finished with them, for longer that 30 days will begin to acrue a $10.00 a month storage charge attached to the service call bill. Machines left more than 90 days will be disposed of as abandoned property, by any means the propriertor chooses.
jjohnston2654@embarqmail.com
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I have had a small sewing machine museum at my shop going on 10 years now. Space requirements now dictate that i sell off the 10 treadle machines due to a need for space. These machines are significate in that they contributed much to the sewing machine developement. Go to my museum machines for sale page to view the machines, or come by the shop. The machines are sold for pick up at the shop, or contact your own shipper. The shop address is: 13225 NE 39th Terrace - Anthony, Florida 32617 352-867-8035
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OUR NEWEST FIND FOR DEB'S QUILT COLLECTION!!! It is from 1935 with an ice cream border.
This is a 1935 Dresden Plate quilt with a distinctive, yellow pattern , 4 pointed design in the center of each Dresden Plate, which is the same yellow pattern as in the ice cream cone border. This exact pattern and date was shown in one of our antique reference books. Lots of 30's feed sack materials in this one.
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