I’m having a clear out and have several patterns that I am unlikely to use.
These patterns are uncut, but the envelopes may be a little tatty.
£2 each plus £1.50 P&P* (payment by PayPal friends & family, please).
*These patterns fall into the next postage bracket due to their weight.

Butterick 5682, Jeans and trousers (6-14)
https://jaycotts.co.uk/products/b5682

Kwik Sew 3536, Dress for knits only (XS-XL)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/15718

New Look 6429, Dress (8-18)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/patterns/4611

I’m having a clear out and have several patterns that I am unlikely to use.
These patterns are uncut, but the envelopes may be a little tatty.
£3 each plus £1.50 P&P*(payment by PayPal friends & family, please)
*These are heavier patterns and fall into the next bracket for postage

Simplicity 2953, Evening tops and skirts (8-16)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/18350

Simplicity 2959, Evening/Wedding dress (12-20)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/17977

Simplicity 4014, Coat, jacket, dress (10-18)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/16601

Simplicity 2601, Blouse (14-22) [£2 plus £1 P&P as lower postage bracket]
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/29391

I’m having a clear out and have several patterns that I am unlikely to use.
These patterns are uncut, but the envelopes may be a little tatty.
£3.50 each plus £1.50 P&P (payment by PayPal friends & family, please).

Vogue 1070, reversible coat, scarf, belt and hat (Xsm-Sml-Med)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/21159

Vogue 2875, jacket, top, skirt, trousers (12-14-16)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/13516

Vogue 2920,  top and trousers, (10-12-14)
https://sewing.patternreview.com/Patterns/13345

... the A40 bridge is closed at Monmouth with the river the highest it's ever been and parts of the town have been evacuated.

@Ploshkin You can see the closed bridge (and the river level) via the traffic cameras.

I need to venture out this afternoon to deliver one of my spare sewing machines to a friend and I think there might be a hint of blue sky!

She has used a machine previously (her Granny’s Bernina), but doesn’t currently have a machine. Once she found out that two of us in the office have machines, she’s asked us to do a couple of small mending jobs. She was thinking of getting a Singer from Lidl, but hopefully my old Husqvarna will be a better option. There is a bit of self interest involved as I’d rather spend the time showing her how to use the machine than doing any more repair jobs. 

If you're looking at Barnyarns for threads, take a look at "Hugo's Amazing Tape" too - it was mentioned in a recent email from them and may solve your unravelling problem.
https://www.barnyarns.co.uk/hugos-amazing-tape-three-widths-1-2-1-and-2-sold-by-the-metre-and-roll.html

I think it is a blouse and skirt, not a dress, but perhaps @Ann can confirm this.

There are some details about the different types of 201 machines on the ISMACS website.
http://ismacs.net/singer_sewing_machine_company/model-list/classes-200-299.html

From what I can tell, 201K refers to the class of the machine and where it was made (K for Kilbowie I. Scotland). There are then variations on the number for more specific models - for example, 201-1 is a treadle, 201-2 has a potted motor, 201-3 has a belt motor and 201-4 is a hand crank.

Could the 201K manual be larger because it includes details for treadles, motors and hand cranks whereas the 201-2 manual is specific to one model?