Got a 1906 or 1905 (i did look it up but can't find the site again definitely one of those dates) Pfaff hand-cranked sewing machine. Pfaff are basically the German equivalent of singer exceptional
build quality. this one doesn't look too good the enamelling isn't great (quite worn) some very minor surface rust and the pin cushion is gone, but the machine works perfectly all i did was put some oil in the mechanism, tension is pretty good too. only getting rid because i've found a 1913 Singer that looks better cosmetically
free to the first person who comes to pick it up or i can post it if you cover the price, it does weigh about a metric ton though
cheers
matt
build quality. this one doesn't look too good the enamelling isn't great (quite worn) some very minor surface rust and the pin cushion is gone, but the machine works perfectly all i did was put some oil in the mechanism, tension is pretty good too. only getting rid because i've found a 1913 Singer that looks better cosmetically
free to the first person who comes to pick it up or i can post it if you cover the price, it does weigh about a metric ton though
cheers
matt
its the weight that swung it for me. I've tried chaining swmbo to the machine before. She just picks it up, and wonders of with it. This way shemay finally finish my wool hoody (coughs) start it lol and my snow smock conversion lol 
