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alexcore
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Can anyone recognize this machine? Who made it, is it a clone, possibly it's worth? thanks for your time
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Remember to check the upper right corner photo, it's the machines logo there.
I don't recognise the logo but it's distinctive. Can you make out anything written across the front of the arm? Is there anything stamped underneath or on any of the parts? In that condition it's worth very little. The paintwork is very far gone. Can you post a clear close up of the machine head by itself, facing front?
Hi Bernadette, i took a picture of the only markings that i found visible, see here http://i45.tinypic.com/2i8brsk.jpg The only thing stamped is a serial number, on the top side that reads 24708, haven't found anything else. Regarding the head close up, hopefully this is what you wanted if not show me a picture example. head close up: http://i46.tinypic.com/2ce5aup.jpg Click on the images after they loaded to enlarge, oh and sorry for my bad English, i live in Europe
Thanks Alex. They might help someone recognise the maker. Can you read any name on the front at all where the writing is faded off?
Unfortunately no, the only markings that are visible are those flower patterns in the pictures.