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Antique Questions Forum / Cannot find information on a Necchi sewing machine.
« on: March 25, 2009, 05:30:09 pm »
Hello, and how are you. Today a friend called me and told me that he had found something. I am just wondering what kind of price range could be given on a 1952 necchi sewing machine, or if it could continue to raise in value over the years, or if its even worth anything at all. A friend of mine has found it. The manual is with it. I have not seen it yet. I tried to google it in many different forms, but all that I found were history notes on it.
http://www.sewalot.com/necchi.htm - History
I eventually found the homepage of necchi, which unfortunately is written in Italian.
http://www.necchi.it/ - Necchi Homepage
Now I will read you the warranty that came with it. How convenient
Type: bf
Model: 104
Serial #: 753636
Purchased on: 30/March/1953
Authorize necchi dealer stamp Morgans
Store was bought from: Necchi Sewing Machines, Canada, ltd. Address 464 mcgill street Montreal, Quebec
Now this bottom part I typed because I asked him what it looked like, this was his explanation. He is French, so it sounds confusing.
its like a desk you open it the top the top it makes it an extension to the desk and then you take the sewing machine from inside the gut and you just swivel it up and theres a peice of wood sit back on operates by knee...
http://www.sewalot.com/necchi.htm - History
I eventually found the homepage of necchi, which unfortunately is written in Italian.
http://www.necchi.it/ - Necchi Homepage
Now I will read you the warranty that came with it. How convenient
Type: bf
Model: 104
Serial #: 753636
Purchased on: 30/March/1953
Authorize necchi dealer stamp Morgans
Store was bought from: Necchi Sewing Machines, Canada, ltd. Address 464 mcgill street Montreal, Quebec
Now this bottom part I typed because I asked him what it looked like, this was his explanation. He is French, so it sounds confusing.
its like a desk you open it the top the top it makes it an extension to the desk and then you take the sewing machine from inside the gut and you just swivel it up and theres a peice of wood sit back on operates by knee...