Singer 15-91
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Singer 15-91
Just finished cleaning and oiling my Singer 15-91. It was a little dusty, but overall in good shape. I switched it over to my cabinet as this will be my primary sewing machine. It not quite as nice as my White, but it makes a great stitch and will perfect for my upholstery projects. Here is the thread on my White:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...e-t232615.html
Thanks for reading.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...e-t232615.html
Thanks for reading.
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I love my 15-91 too. It was my mom's and she taught me how to sew on it. I don't use it as much as I should. Thanks for posting yours, I think I'll clean mine up and oil it and start to use it again.
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I have one of these too.....got mine at an auction last weekend for $5.00!! This one is in pristine condition and in the original cabinet. I have searched the serial number and it is a 1948 model. I haven't done much with it yet other than plug it in and pushed the pedal. It runs nicely and is quiet. I will have to replace the belt as it is worn and will probably break with much more use. Hope to get to it tomorrow and give it a good cleaning and oiling....
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I have one of these too.....got mine at an auction last weekend for $5.00!! This one is in pristine condition and in the original cabinet. I have searched the serial number and it is a 1948 model. I haven't done much with it yet other than plug it in and pushed the pedal. It runs nicely and is quiet. I will have to replace the belt as it is worn and will probably break with much more use. Hope to get to it tomorrow and give it a good cleaning and oiling....
http://www.sandman-collectibles.com/...r-machines.htm
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