Sewing Machine

Vintage Singer Merritt 2404 Heavy Duty sewing machine From the 1980s Vintage drop-leaf wood cabinet Comes with some accessories In good working condition Overview & Specs Era: Early 1980s. Build: Metal internal components, making it quite heavy but highly durable and reliable. Features: Straight stitch, zigzag, reverse, and adjustable stitch length. It uses "top hat" cams (fashion discs) to achieve various decorative stitches. Portability: The machine can often be lifted out of the cabinet and stored in a portable hard case if you want to travel with it. Cabinet Considerations Drop-Leaf Design: Most matching cabinets feature fold-down leaves on either side, significantly expanding your workspace for larger projects like quilts or curtains. Storage: Usually includes drawers or a built-in shelf to organize thread, bobbins, cams, and replacement needles. Knee/Foot Pedal Conversion: Many of these cabinets are equipped to route the foot pedal connection down into the cabinet, allowing you to operate the machine with an integrated knee bar instead of a floor pedal. Purchasing and Valuation Because this is a vintage machine, they are strictly sold on the secondary and collector markets. Market Value: The machine alone typically sells for about $100 to $150 depending on its condition and included accessories (like the cams and foot pedal). When bundled with a functional vintage cabinet, the price can vary significantly based on the condition of the wood, ranging from $100 to $300 Maintenance & Parts: If you are restoring a machine you already own, you can easily source replacement bobbins, belts, and needles from Vintage Singer Parts or find PDF manuals on Etsy. $150

Condition

Used (normal wear)