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HomeschoolMom4 (127)
Generally, post-1920's everyday (non-specialty) electric machines are not worth a lot, though they may be worth quite a bit in parts if they are real workhorses. The reason is that those extra durable machines, just like some automobiles, just plain run forever and people love them. The collectible exceptions are treadle machines and Singer Featherweights, which are highly desirable.