Just Had to Do it

   The other day, I dropped off a Kenmore 158 that someone gave me and I rehabbed. I found out that a group in the city is trying to teach sewing to young refugees and was in need of some machines. The problem was after I dropped off the machine, I stopped at the local Habitat for Humanity store to browse. Oh uh! A wonderful Singer 15-91 in a cabinet for $20. How could I not take it home and lovingly clean it up and get it running. I left the cabinet there and took the machine and foot controller home. The power cord was missing and the wire to the foot controller is dust. I think the wire to the motor may be ok. It was really in beautiful shape, hardly any wear. Someone had put a marked needle plate on. The scroll work is just lovely. I am trying to convince a friend to take it when I get it done. I love mine and the 15-90. This one is from 1948. 
   I just could not leave it there moldering away. The 15-91 machines are just awesome stitichers.

Just as I got it, untouched. I do have the foot controller, just needs new cord