Value is very subjective--physical and visual condition, rarity of the item, the accessories included, where it is located--basically it boils down to "it's worth what a buyer is willing to pay." Don't expect to become a millionaire... Most of the time, these machines are valuable simply because they still work well and someone can use them to sew. However, you can search auction sites and see if there are any similar items that have recently sold or are currently listed for sale.
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Manual here:
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