Email me if you have questions, or want one, or have one. Thanks for looking...kixfixing@gmail.com I have more than 200 machines waiting to get on this page. I added a serger page, so hopefully I can get them all serviced and on here soon.
PS... When I ship, I pack them well for the bumpy ride and so far they've all made it safe and sound.
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This machine is barely for sale. lol I love this machine! So it will take enough money to help me drowned my sorrows when it is gone. Or an AC TIG welder. I can be bought. This machine could handle being mounted on an industrial table over a servo motor, it can be converted to hand crank, it can sew light to leather without hesitation. It sews a wonderful stitch and is a "forever machine". The case is in really nice condition, too! Some folks call these old heavy machines "boat anchors", well...sign me up, I'll take an ANKER any time. :)
Weighing in at 42.8 lbs and $450.00 Found a new love. SALE: $350 OK for the love of May... $285
Weighing in at 42.8 lbs and $450.00 Found a new love. SALE: $350 OK for the love of May... $285
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Bernina 540 favorit (She's at Mr Bergstrom's in Port Townsend, on consignment)As one might expect that appreciates old machines and Bernina, this is the all around utility, heavy fabrics to delicate silk, soldier of sewing. What really makes this sweet is the case. The bobbin case is poorly placed on these early flatbed Berninas (and a few other Euro machines), but this original case much easier access.
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This is something I make to help most heavily built domestic machines to handle heavy threads. But I've always stayed at #69 or less, even with these auxiliary tensions. The bottom picture is my final design.
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Bernina 730 SOLD
This is my favorite Bernina, I guess because it is everything the 830 is (sort of) but a little more bullish. Especially if all the gears are steel. Interestingly, the same machines did not have the same material in regard to gears. Some had nylon, some steel. No knee lift on this one. But if set up with an auxiliary tension (on your right) it can handle the industrial thread #69.
$395 with the swinging green attachment box, bobbins, feet and case and original Bernina cabinet. (She's at Mr Bergstrom's in Port Townsend, on consignment)
This is my favorite Bernina, I guess because it is everything the 830 is (sort of) but a little more bullish. Especially if all the gears are steel. Interestingly, the same machines did not have the same material in regard to gears. Some had nylon, some steel. No knee lift on this one. But if set up with an auxiliary tension (on your right) it can handle the industrial thread #69.
$395 with the swinging green attachment box, bobbins, feet and case and original Bernina cabinet. (She's at Mr Bergstrom's in Port Townsend, on consignment)
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BerninaMatic 801 SOLD Both SOLD
This is a 7/8 size machine, if there even is such a thing. When looking this one up you want to be sure it is Matic and not the Sport. This is in very good condition, also with the Sew Steady table and a choice of 5 feet. This model has 5 or 6 utility stitches, it is perfect for travel and small places. She weighs 21 pounds. Serviced ready to go.
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The SINGER 206K and the earlier SINGER 99
These to are staging it together. The heavy little 99 (no reverse) knob style stitch length control and the early Singer aluminum zigzag machine, the 206K. Both beautiful I've never seen a 206 this nice before, it looks more like it is 3 years old instead of 60. The 206 has its original case with has seen its years, but still pretty nice. The 99's filigree is probably 98%, but there is hair scratches below the spool. They must of had a pin catcher there for a while. The 99 has some paint chips from being bumped, because their is little wear anywhere. I will need to either put this in a 3/4 cabinet, or build a base, they don't sit solid without support. The 99 is 23 lbs and is $125. The 206K, much more rare, weights 29.4 (with case) and the price is $350. The bare bones the 206, the bigger machine, weighs less than the 99. Thus, the aluminum bodies became popular and liftable.
SALE This is a picture of probably half of the other old black-style singers I have. They are mostly the 201 and 15 series.
To the right is a Damascus Electric. I love the Nouveau style! I believe this has the nice bentwood box. $185 Sale $125 US Blind Hemmer Nearly New $495
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Like new... This US Blind Hemmer is in near new shape. It was bought for $900, but the curtain maker had to stop sewing due to health. So I picked it up along with some others and oiled it, played with it, and I have to save... it is fun and fast. Of course one would have to pick this one up here at my home in Shelton, WA. But I am willing to ship just the head and hardware. The price either way would be $495.
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I have several of these Elnas, I like them, so I pick them up. It's touchy grabbing used ones if you don't know their little quirks. But once serviced and tested, they are a really nice well rounded machine. Tough, gentle, easy to operate, nice stitches, even almost a perfect zigzag. There are three pictured here. Cams are expensive, so the camless machine is less. $195 - $265
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Pfaff 1222
The Pfaff 1222 is a walking foot, multi-utility stitch is a favorite among quilters. The built-in walking foot makes this a fantastic machine for layering fabric mating seams or patterns. I have a couple of these 1222's some are 1222E. But this SE sold. Most have cases and an extension table. These machines are prized for their built in walking foot. They run $350 to $485 SOLD
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Kenmore SOLD
Nice light Kenmore. Not as heavy-duty as the older Kenmores, but a great little "now and again" machine with plenty of stitches to meet most sewing needs. $95
Elna 62I really like these machines, even more when I learned how to deal with their one little a flaw, an electronic part in the foot pedal. It was a part to keep the motor from interfering with a TV. Well, that is no longer a problem, but the part itself can leak enough power through to cause the machine to growl, as if it wants to run on its own. So, I just by pass the unnecessary part, and all is good. Yeah! So they are off the shelf and being used. Wonderful machine! $265
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Singer 401 with cabinet... Beautiful!
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Elna SU
I have three ready to go, one has a new gear and one does not take cams. I have some cams for sale, if needed. Two have a case available. These are hard working machines. Usually quiet and steadfast. Really a nice machine. The ones that take cams open up a lot of stitch selection, if you can collect the cams. The configuration as far as utility box may not be as pictured. Base machine for non-cam is $195, and the cam ready machine is $225. Case, cams and walking foot would be extra if you choose to go that route, since cabinets are available...always.
Singer 404 SOLD
Simple workhorse. Straight stitch forward and reverse. There are attachments available like button hole makers, rufflers, even a zigzag attachment . But these are nice when you just want a no nonsense simple straight stitch for quilting, repairs or for a beginner. SOLD
Kenmore 158-4500 (I think)
Heavy, heavy machine. Does great running through lightweight leather and heavy materials like upholstery.
Zig zag, straight forward and reverse, takes cams. It has one cam in it and I'm on the prowl for more, to add to it. That is medium weight leather under the foot now. It didn't have a problem. But like all domestic machines... things could change with a heavier needle and thread. So heavy upholstery threads and a leather needle would have to be tested throughly before I could say it will meet light-medium leather sewing needs. $135.00 ($165 if I find cams)
Zig zag, straight forward and reverse, takes cams. It has one cam in it and I'm on the prowl for more, to add to it. That is medium weight leather under the foot now. It didn't have a problem. But like all domestic machines... things could change with a heavier needle and thread. So heavy upholstery threads and a leather needle would have to be tested throughly before I could say it will meet light-medium leather sewing needs. $135.00 ($165 if I find cams)
White Quilter's Star
Computerized light to medium fabric machine, modern assembly. A lot of utility stitches, easy to operate. Like new and originally sold for $695. It is still available brand new for $295 on sale. Manual and most of the accessories are still with it. This one is $179 May SALE $125
Singer 500 "Rocketeer"
Flatbed, zigzag, plus dial in stitches, plus cam stitches, reverse, gear-driven, all metal, all purposeslant needle. Same as its famous sister, the 401, a wonderful
machine with no limitations. Uses cams and they are still easy to find.
These sweeties are easy to maintain and fun to work with.$195.00 with zipper foot, bobbins, and a few cams
machine with no limitations. Uses cams and they are still easy to find.
These sweeties are easy to maintain and fun to work with.$195.00 with zipper foot, bobbins, and a few cams
Singer 401
“Infamous” The best built-in, multi-stitch, all purpose Singer sewing machine ever built. Flatbed, zigzag, multi-stitch dial in, and cams, reverse, gear-driven, bullet proof, all purpose, all fabrics. All metal gears. $225 without case, but other feet, discs, bobbins, are included, and more discs, feet, cabinets or non-original cases are available and a free cabinet.
Singer 503 "Rocketeer"
Flatbed, zigzag, plus cam stitches, reverse, gear driven, all metal, all purpose slant needle. These 503’s are wonderful for simple straight and zigzag work, while they do take cams, it can also be nice to have a machine that is solid and simple inside. $195 no case, extra bobbins and a zipper foot, other feet available
Probably one of the toughest, multi-stich, easiest to use, sewing machines for the home Singer sold (just my opinion).
Probably one of the toughest, multi-stich, easiest to use, sewing machines for the home Singer sold (just my opinion).
Singer Stylist
Like the Touch and Sew the “Stylist” fell victim to starting out great, and ending up, ‘not so great.’ The early ones were wonderful solid machines, but later on the plastic gears came in and everyone I’ve found with plastic upper gears, the gears crumbled. I only sell the early models. And I have several of these!
$85.00 with zipper foot, bobbins and usually a case. 4 for $200
$85.00 with zipper foot, bobbins and usually a case. 4 for $200
Kenmore Very heavy!
Kenmores, especially in the light of what is being built now, are the do all, for all, best well rounded vintage machine. They usually have the extra lift for their foot height and after that... just simply do what they're told. These bigger, heavier models sometimes have fairly large amp motors and handle thick material and garment weight leather. $125 with case.
I have a lot Kenmores from very heavy to fairly light.
I have a lot Kenmores from very heavy to fairly light.
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Necchi BU Beautiful Condition- $450 SALE $300 MAY SALE! $249
Original accessories, manual, cabinet in really nice shape. Just an amazing machine all around. What a wonderful piece of Necchi craftsmanship and usability Not just history, but utility value. The BU is liked because "It Can!"
This one is loaded up with industrial thread.
This one is loaded up with industrial thread.
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New Home Sweetie $325 She is calm and easy to operate. Lots of stitches, good performance and not too heavy to move around, while certainly not a light weight.
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This golden Kenmore (to the left) is HEAVY and it has plenty of piercing power. It has needle positioning and cams. I like the lever reverse.
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