Letter Register Number Class Qty Date & Year
G- 7300676 7350675 127 50000 August 28, 1919
Pretty cool.. it's a 99 year old sewing machine.
Posted on 05/31/2018 1:22:34 PM PDT by Red Badger
Got one of those
The one here has three drawers on each side and an extension of the table top that folds out.
Although the machine looks good for something that was used normally for who knows how long, the cabinet is rather beat up.
You are well positioned to be on the cutting edge. After ten years of narrow ties and lapels, the pendulum has begun to swing the other way. This month’s GQ magazine features suits with wide lapels. Not crazy wide like the ‘70s but wider than average. And of course as lapels widen so do ties. I like the narrow look but I also like wider, so I think this will be a fun change. But there is a dark side: they’re also trying to bring back pleated pants...
Yeah. Great resolution, that film. Used it from the 1960s. I had regular box-type cameras for it, as well.
I found the serial number on the one here and will look myself.
Me and my wife like antiques and the Singer as well as the Victrola were from her family.
Although instant, Polaroids required FedEx for rapid transmittal
lol
I purchased a new Nikon D5600 this year and learning to get the most out of it.
I still own a Nikon film camera and all of the lens I purchased work very well with the new digital Nikon.
I had some left over 35mm film - had to be at least 10 years old and shot some of it. Processed at Walgreen’s and the photos came out great just as they used to.
Many professional photographers shoot both digital and film.
35mm Film Developing: Places and Prices Listed (In-Store and Online)
William Lipovsky | May 1, 2018
https://firstquarterfinance.com/35mm-film-developing-places-prices/
Traditional camera film makes a come back
A decade after it was written off as a relic of the twentieth century, traditional camera film is making a comeback as young consumers enjoy discovering the joys of old-fashioned photography
This Is Why Film Photography Is Making a Comeback
http://time.com/4649188/film-photography-industry-comeback/
2017 will be the year that film makes its big return
February 18, 2017 by John Aldred 21 Comments
https://www.diyphotography.net/2017-will-year-film-makes-big-return/
I’ve always envied folks that bought high-function cameras...whether film or digital...and took the time to learn the operation. We never bought a camera of that type, although I’d considered it. We’ve relied on smaller, less complicated cameras through the years, and now, phone cameras.
Interesting quote from one of your attached articles...
“Film, meanwhile, pushes photographers to rethink how they shoot. “You can’t just shoot a hundred shots of your subject and review them immediately,” says Olbrich. “Film forces you to think about the image, plan the image and really create the image mentally before you actually do the shoot. Film photographers believe that this process results in much more artistic and, in some cases, much more spectacular images.””
Good scanners came before good digital cameras.
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