
As you can see, the cabinet has a few issues. It probably comes out of a school home ec class judging by the style and the initials scratched into the front! Obviously someone didn't like home ec class :-). I cleaned it up with an elixir and paste wax and it spruced it up quite nicely. I kind of like the heritage marks on it.


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Be very, very careful. It all starts with one machine! LOL I inherited my mother's 831 - which I LOVE - and since then I've acquired 5 more Bernies *grin*. They're wonderful machines.
LOL...it's MUCH too late for your warning!! I have already have four Bernina's and about 150 other full size and toy sewing machines in the collection. I am getting much more picky though as to what I bring home :-).
I think you beat me in the total number - my SIL keeps wishing I collected only toy machines - we ran out of room to display a while ago :( I think collecting pincushions might be a bit simpler :)
What a beatiful machine in a beautiful chest
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