I just cleaned and oiled it and it sews like new and hums very quietly. The Singer 99 cost me the grand sum of the equivalent of 20 US dollars, how lucky can one be. So, although I own an electrical Bernina, a Lotus Elna and a Brother (el.) I did not hesitate in buying on the twelth of this month a really "as new" Singer 66 handsewer, the wooden cap was missing, but that is allright, you can not carry them by the cap, it is just to keep dust away. Oiling Long arm.Maybe I have the oldest Singer handsewing machine, it is from 1879,with the violinshaped bottomplate! I inherited it from my mother, who bought it secondhand.It still sews nicely, but I want to cuddle her and not overdo things.Generic HA-1 Class 15 Sewing Machine (1).
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