I have seven vintage machines (in my 1500sqft house)

They are stashed mostly in the living room! This is my "desk" (a 1912? Singer 66K). Normally my laptop sits on the cookbook. I also have a handcrank that I can use for this one. My eldest daughter wants this machine when I go.
This is my Singer 206k (my favorite) and most used machine. I sew the majority of my clothes on this machine. It's from the 1950s and can do straight or zigzag (history note: this is Singer's first home model that could do the 2 stitches). Also in this picture are 2 more machines (Elna Supermatic (it's very well hidden on the left side by the black chair) and a Kenmore 1040 (it's the plastic case you can see at the bottom). The Elna is really cool, the case folds out to be the extension table and I totally bought it for that fact. I don't typically use it because it has a "flat spot" on the drive and sounds like I'm trying to drive a car with a flat tire. It also has a knee pedal which I think is super cool. The Kenmore has the rose case (super pretty) and I bought it when my beloved 206k was in the shop. It's one of my only machines that has plastic parts.
Also in the living room (but off to the side in her small case) is my Featherweight. This was the machine that started me on the vintage kick. I love her, but she doesn't get used much. I bought her with the intent on using her when we travel....in our RV. As it has not yet happened that we have the RV, she's still waiting. I also have the special table she goes into (it's a folding table w/a cut out).
The last two machines are in my bedroom: Singer 401a which has a bunch of stitches and I bought for when my beloved 206k dies. Unfortunately, she doesn't do zigzag well and I'm looking at selling her. :/ I also have a 201 in a stand that acts as my vanity. I had given that to my dad but he didn't use it and so I got it back.
That's all my vintage babies, and I love them!!!