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    Try an throw it up on your local cl, contact sewing groups or stores that cater to that kind of customer. One big name is Joann Fabrics lots of stores here in the east. I'd try an contact them to see if any one is interested. They usually know a lot of folks in the sewing industry from buyers, sellers, to collectors. Check your local ones to they likely have a sewing/knitting group, etc.

    If your willing to sit on it for eBay, be willing to sit on it for other avenues. Just cause something isn't sold on eBay doesn't mean it's worthless. Don't mean it's worth something either, you get the poin I hope.(general you) Doesn't take much to call around or visit these stores. Hell you just might make a client while your out researching/networking.

    Good luck in saving from the yard. Shame to see older models go the way of the yard.

    Sirscrapalot - Sewing Machine Hugger..like a tree hugger but you know..hugging an saving sewing machines.


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