Manalto

I don't think so, but it's hard to tell what the sale includes because there's no photo. I have the spool pin; I'm looking for the spool pin bracket. It holds the spool pin in position when it's extended or retracted into the body of the machine.

Included in my accessories compartment was:
Straight stitch needle plate
Straight stitch foot
Zigzag foot(a duplicate of the one installed on the machine)
Edge stitch foot
Roller foot (I like)
Plastic embroidery foot
a tongue-shaped gray plastic thing (I don't know what it is, but it's marked "Kenmore" - possibly a needle threader)
Screwdriver with gray plastic handle
Gray plastic tube, closed at one end (at first I thought it was a sheath for the screwdriver, but it doesn't fit)
Five clear plastic rectangles all marked "REAR" at the top and measurements (3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 13/16, 1-1/16) which I assume are used to make buttonholes
1 class 15 metal bobbin ( + one in machine)
3 class 66 plastic bobbins
5 spare needles
The spool pin and a wire clip that are waiting for the bracket in which they are to reside

Since I bought this machine used, I can't vouch for which of these items was originally included with the attachments, or what is missing that was there when the machine was bought.

The more I look around at this model Kenmore, the more I learn how in demand they are, (I don't know why I enjoy that validation, but I do.) and what a good deal you got.

brandeesmom

That is a good price for this cute lightweight machine, kind of Kenmore's answer to the Singer Featherweight but more stitching options and a stronger motor. I have this model and also a big sister to this one, the 1060.

SewExtremeSeams

I brought my new vintage Kenmore home last night. My 158-10402 turned out to be a beautiful 158-10301. I am not disappointed. It does gorgeous stitching and such a sweet little machine. I will post a thread when I get photos done. Thank you everyone for your help.

Manalto

Cosmetically they're nearly identical which leads me to believe the same is true mechanically. Enjoy your new acquisition! Looking forward to your comments and photos.

OurWorkbench

We got one of these a couple of weeks ago at Goodwill. I actually noticed it and mentioned it to J. She's the expert on how they work, I'm more involved when it comes to "cute"- I deemed this one cute! I was glad when she gave it more than a quick look. After a long time looking we decided to get it and I think we're both glad we did.

We've been making "Keatherweight" jokes for a couple of weeks now.

John

Manalto

I agree, John, the Keatherweight qualifies as cute. (Being a 3/4 size machine gives it an unfair advantage, however; your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to find a cute industrial!) Weighed on my cheapo bathroom scale, it looks to be about 18 lbs. (~8 kg.) a good bit more than the Featherweight's 11 lbs. (5 kg.) but it's convenient to carry because it's slim.