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About Irene Schwall
Expertise
I have been a collector of antique sewing tools and thimbles for over 30 years. I am also a dealer in this field and sell on eBay under the name -- serengeti2. Please note: I am NOT, and I repeat NOT an expert on antique or vintage domestic household sewing machines used for everyday home sewing -- I can offer help when it comes to TOY or miniature collectible sewing machines ONLY.

Experience
My expertise is in ANTIQUE sewing or needlework tools & thimbles, gold, silver, brass, ivory, bone etc. Modern thimbles are not necessarily my strong point but I may be able to help so don't hesitate to ask. I am also very well versed in the identification of Hallmarks on sewing collectibles.

Organizations
Thimble Collectors International
SCTC - Southern California Thimble Club
SDTC - San Diego Thimble Club
OTS - Ohio Thimble Seekers
Priscilla Nutmeggers - CT/MA/NH
Dorset Thimble Society - UK
Rund um den Fingerhut - Germany
www.925/1000.com
Cyberthimble on Yahoo



Publications
I belong to Thimble Collectors International & I chair the committee 'Publishing/Grants' and oversee the research and publication of booklets relating to sewing tools and thimbles. I have also had articles published on needlework related topics.

 
   

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Topic: Collectibles-General (Antiques)



Expert: Irene Schwall
Date: 5/3/2008
Subject: Children's Singer Sewing Machine #67A23, Little Touch & Sew

Question
I saw a post about a child's singer sewing machine and I am wondering if mine has any value.  It is battery driven, probably form the 50's or 60's (?) and in excellent condition.  It has the original needle but no accessories unfortunately.  Thank you for your time and expertise.  I will send photos.

Answer
Hello Shelley,
Thanks for your query and for providing photos - this is most helpful.
Your Singer Touch & Sew dates to the 1960's.  There is one just like yours currently listed on Ruby Lane for $25.00 or best offer.
Some of the Touch & Sew models were available with a polystyrene console that converted to a desk.
Hope this helps.
Irene


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