Pat M.

Looks like my 15-91 Clone from Singer. Go to the Ismacs.net site and download a free manual. The only thing mine does not have is the silver dial next to the thread holder spindle. Mine is electric but I put a hand crank on it so it could go camping with me.

KarenR

I do not know who made it- but I love it. Where did you find it?

Mizkaki

Try this link for Bill Holman's manual for the HA-1 class 15 straight stitch sewing machine. The Singer 15-88 through 15-91 has a different bobbin case as 'finger' on it points to the 11:00 position. The HA-1 has a 'finger' on the bobbin case that points to the 1:00 position. However, the manuals are mostly the same.

http://www.ismacs.net/singer_sewing_...ion-manual.pdf

Cathy

calla

You are the lucky one.............calla. It is nice I never heard of that one will look to the other posts

harrishs

I LOVE the looks of your machine!!!!! I am not normally a jealous person----but tonight I am a lovely shade of green.

jbj137

She/he is a beauty/handsome one.
Name her/him "Joey"

purplefiend

it threads like my Singer 237, flat of needle goes to the right and machine threads from left to right. Its got very pretty decals.
Sharon

Dairy Farmwife

Thanks Joe and Caroline. I finally downloaded the 'correct' manual and all is good! I had downloaded the wrong one the first time. Karen, I saw a posting on Craigslist and emailed about it. It's an elderly couple in rural Floyd VA that own an antique shop. The lady said it belonged to her sister. I didn't have time to try her out this weekend but maybe this week I can. She is beautiful! Even if I don't know exactly where she is from, I know I will enjoy her! Thanks for all the great help and comments everyone.

LindaR

boy is she pretty...not scratches at all...enjoy