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How can a sewing machine be lighthearted? It's an inanimate object!
InweTaralom 6 months ago
@InweTaralom shhhh!! its young, it doesnt know that yet
dont ruin its hopes and dreams ok lady? sheesh!
poosaypirate 2 weeks ago
Nice commercial and good memories. My Mother bought a new Singer {with cabinet} when my folks got married in 1967. It's a Touch & Sew Golden. Mom made many shirts for me and dad through the years. Not to mention a lot of mending. Or it was kitchen curtains or a bedspread etc. The Singer man would come every year or so and take it in for a tune-up. Mom passed away in 2005 and i have the Singer now. It still sews beautifully, and i will never part with it. In fact, i need to do some mending now!
Buffalobigboy69 7 months ago
did you see the total disregard for her husband while he was trying to read the newspaper?? tut tut.. ;-)
pizzaman26 1 year ago 4
@pizzaman26 Yes, that was incredibly rude.
jb6235 1 year ago
@jb6235 he seemed happy though :p
kilchilly 11 months ago
Hi,i have a singer dated 1903 in case with original manuel.Is it worth anything?
rastan1977 1 year ago
@rastan1977 yeah, i think scrap metal is up to 9 cents a pound now.
Dreambro1 8 months ago
Is there going to be a part II to this little clip? I'd like to see a commercial for the 401 series of sewing machines.
InweTaralom 1 year ago
I love these kinda commercials!
Doreen075 2 years ago
Interesting! Do you have the one from the 1970's, where some redheaded spokesmodel dressed up in (the upper half of) a grayish-colored magician's tuxedo? I think the premise was the money you could "magically" save with a certain discount sale.
Carycomic 2 years ago
The good ol' Singer 185 With solid Cast Iron machining. When we say portable ladies, we mean it's got a handle, not that you want to carry it around. Fantastic little machine though, I've got two!
1mrchristopher 2 years ago
How old is this ad???
Beentakenaway123 3 years ago
I still have this sewing machine...passed on to me from my mom. Love the "only 1.25 a week". This was an age when people were feeling affluent after many tight economic years.
tommax26 3 years ago
@tommax26 1.25 a week was equivelent to about 70 bucks a month now. LOL thatd be 400 dollars down and 70 dollars a month. Expensive machine.
Dreambro1 8 months ago
@Dreambro1 yes, i was thinking the same because such a machine today , as an ANTIQUE - would probably run you about forty to fifty . and then the cost of the tune up
but today if you got one it could cost 2-4 hundred, tho we wont talk bout these fancy pancy computer deals
poosaypirate 2 weeks ago