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And here is the translated description:

 

"Hello, Offer a new and original packed Singer 95k40 or 41 or 95k60 for a bid. I did not dare to take the machine out of the wooden box and I cannot see a label from above. Only the serial number is visible. The sewing machine looks very complete and absolutely unused. An absolute must for collectors For questions, just let me know" 

What a discovery  :)

HS 

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Thanks for the picture Folker....I think at least it has been out of the crate before as i am almost sure they used two pieces of wood to secure the machine in the crate, you can see the holes where they went :spoton:  ( you can see how they put them in in the film "The Birth of a Sewing Machine") I could be wrong but it looks like one seems to be packed by, probably a person with the Nº33 on Sept 1950 and the other by Nº 32 on Aug 1955?? 

EF- 902629 907628 95k 5000 July 17 1950

 

EK- 516453 521452 31K 5000 May 24 1955

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these two were in France 

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Oh my! What a great photo.  I have a 95k40 also from 1950 but she is somewhat less pristine.  Machines still in crates must be as rare as hens' teeth ! 

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