Sewing Machine Garage Sale

This is it: here is the list of the machines that will be on my big sale, along with prices. Are there more? Yes, but I just can't bring everyone one out from the house so will have the best I have with a good variety of features, at a wide price range. What does that mean? Something for everyone!

Cabinet models: all cabinets/tables are in decent shape and some are refinished, some with benches or chairs, too!
Signature UHT-J276 $40
Singer 237 $40
Kenmore 32 (lilac) $60
Singer 185K $60
Elgin Rotary (bronze) $60
White 844 $60
Necchi Mira $75
Kenmore 148-27 $75
Kenmore 158-84 (industrial gray, very cool) $75
Singer 15-90 $100
Kenmore 158-17032 (monogrammer, buttonholer, accessories) $125
Kenmore 158-1430 in compact cabinet $125
Singer 15-91 in Queen Anne cabinet $150
Singer 99 (portable with table) $150
Singer 401A $150
Singer 99 in table with bentwood case $150
Singer 301 tan short bed (includes cradle, full set of accessories, buttonholer) $175
Bernina Record 530 $200
Pfaff 130 in Art Deco cabinet $325

Portable Models: all come in cases unless noted
Singer 347 (aqua) $40
Hamilton Zig Zag (blue) $40
Necchi Alco 500 $50
Singer Spartan $60
Singer 328K $60
Pfaff Hobby $60
Free Westinghouse (custom wood base, no top) $60
MN Round Bobbin (head only) $75
Singer 99 Krinkle finish with black accessories (no lid for case) $60
Singer 306 $75
Kenmore 158-19804 (huge amount of accessories) $80
Singer 99 in bentwood case $100
Singer 404 $100
Singer 403 $100
Singer 99 Handcrank in bentwood case $125
Singer 20`1-2 (head only) $125
Elna 5000 Electronic $175
Bernina 807 $200
Singer 221 (Featherweight) $300
Singer 221 (Featherweight) $325

What? No photos? With a list this long it would take quite some time to attach all of the photos but you can check back in my earlier posts as I recount tales of finding these sewing machines and what it took to bring them back into service. No shipping: you have to come for the experience! Garage is pretty cleaned up and I have sewing volunteers coming to help: Jane (who got her Bernina via pony-express from Chicago this summer), Ellie (buy and giving sewing machines to Haiti for her women's project), and Natalie (who finds great boxes of attachments and vintage fabrics for me) for which I'm already grateful for their generous spirits.

Many are planning on coming and we are going to have a good time, too, with sewing extras for sale (patterns, fabric, magazines, some random accessories), along with a smattering of regular garage sale items for the rest of the crowd. Come to meet my (almost) 90 year old mother-in-law who is coming just to meet all of you. Yup: sewing is social!