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It's really a beautiful piece of hardware... I am hoping it actually works. I am mostly wondering if this is actually rare or not... there are a few on eBay from $70 to $400 (not that I would sell this), as well as some spare parts I might have to buy.
Yay for Brooklyn curbside trash stuff!
This may possibly be Donie Callaghan from Ovens in his Singer.
(From Robert Swan)
Photograph sourced by Alan Cavanagh.
My 1969 Singer Chamois WMV180G parked in Woodley Hill, Chesham, sometime around 1977. It had 30k miles on the clock when I bought it in 1974, and 109k by the time it 'died' in 1982.
Back in the mid 90's, "Good Morning America's" summer concerts were held in the space in front of Tavern on the Green in Central Park. The area was small which allowed for a much more intimate concert experience and ease in approaching the performers and celebrities for autographs. This, of course, was prior to the events of September 11th, 2001 - which forever changed how security for live television shows and performances is handled in New York City.
Location : Quebec City (QC - CA) - In concert on the Plains of Abraham on Quebec City Summer Festival / En concert sur les Plaines d'Abraham à l'occasion du Festival d'été de Québec
Watussi lead singer Oscar Jimenez belts out a tune at the Newtown festival in Sydney, November 12, 2006
Singer-songwriter James Allan from Coldstream at Newcastle Head of Steam.
#Highly Recommended
Hear him here - www.mixcloud.com/JumpingHotClubRadio/jhc-radio-show-episo...
Singer sewing machine.
Auto & Technik MUSEUM , SINSHEIM , Germany
This machine reminded me of my grandma who had a very similar model to that one and I grew up with the sound of the machine and magical touch of the fabrics . My role was to thread the needle as her sight was declining and now I realize I wouldn't be able to do it as well. I also remember that in some point my parents have bought a new modern machine for my grandma but she never mastered it and it was just picking a dust in the corner .
Doreen Thobekile Webster RIP South African Cultural Singer in Black Leather Top and Red Stiletto Shoes with Zulu Ethnic Beads on West African Ghanaian Ashanti Chief's Ceremonial Chair Portrait Photoshoot Shoreditch Studio London