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HAVE: old sewing machine attachments

20 years ago

Sewing machine attachments, Adjustable Hemmer, Multiple slotted binder, Edge Stitcher, Gatherer Foot, Tucker plus more; some are Griest and some are Singer. This is an assortment of vintage sewing machine attachments; most likely for a Singer machine; they are short shank center needle position, would like to trade for short shank left needle position attachments (for a White model 265 sewing machine). Images can be posted if that would help.

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