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Four Best Selling Domestic Singer Sewing Machines

  • A Singer model 12K fiddle-bed from 1878.

  • A Singer user book in France 1900.

  • A Singer model 66 with Lotus decals from 1922.

  • A Singer model 99 from 1939.

  • A Singer Featherweight model 222k from 1954.

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