norgeway
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I did good today..A Universal percolator..
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norgeway
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A nice Sunbeam
Waffle iron.
Waffle iron.
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Still has..
The instruction card, wrapped in plastic!
The instruction card, wrapped in plastic!
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A Nutmeg grater..
And a ancient pancake turner.
And a ancient pancake turner.
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Osterizer!
Deluxe
Deluxe
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Corning..
Electromatic with the matching flat bottom skillet.
Electromatic with the matching flat bottom skillet.
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Club
Oval roaster.
Oval roaster.
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A 7 Quart Wear Ever pressure cooker,
I lucked up a while back and have a new gasket for this!
I lucked up a while back and have a new gasket for this!
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GE Clock.
With a strange alarm set up.
With a strange alarm set up.
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KENMORE roaster..
Looks like it was never used, has all the racks too.
Looks like it was never used, has all the racks too.
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What got me was..
The RED light!
The RED light!
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And last but not least ..
Two gifts from the best friend anyone could have..A Red WT Grant mixer, made by Hamilton Beach...
Two gifts from the best friend anyone could have..A Red WT Grant mixer, made by Hamilton Beach...
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And a BRAND NEW SET
Of my favorite cookware, Late 40s West Bend DeLuxe Flavo Seal.
Of my favorite cookware, Late 40s West Bend DeLuxe Flavo Seal.
The Haul of Champions!
Hans, I swear you find the best examples of so many different items!
I recently saw the white HB Mixette version of that mixer at Savers, but it didn't have its beaters so I passed.
The GE clock is a 7-day alarm model. I don't know anything about how you set it.
The Kenmore roaster is really sharp looking. Nice clean lines. So many of these roasters rarely or never got used, yet their accessories did. It's rare to find one with all of its interior parts.
And you're packing up the house when? :-D
Hans, I swear you find the best examples of so many different items!
I recently saw the white HB Mixette version of that mixer at Savers, but it didn't have its beaters so I passed.
The GE clock is a 7-day alarm model. I don't know anything about how you set it.
The Kenmore roaster is really sharp looking. Nice clean lines. So many of these roasters rarely or never got used, yet their accessories did. It's rare to find one with all of its interior parts.
And you're packing up the house when? :-D
That Flavo-Seal makes me wet! Just amazing finds today, Hans, you do have good luck.
Great shopping, Hans!
In the late 50s-early 60s, the appliance department at Richs had pieces of the Flavo Seal very beautifully painted a salmon color to place on ranges. Each of the pieces had a hole drilled in the exact center center of the base. I don't think I knew the type of cookware until tonight. Thank you. How could it have gone over half a century without being used? That is the nice, middle weight aluminum that all of the electric range manuals recommended.
I have the complete HB Mixette in white. It was in something called a Puritron Working Wall in our house. There was a can opener that folded down and rarely worked properly before completely ceasing to function. Behind a nice walnut-grained metal door was the HB mixer and electric knife that we used once on the turkey the first Thanksgiving in the house which resulted in so much smoke in the dining room, we almost had to leave the table and the bird was not tough. Maybe it would have sliced bread, but it was a failure on turkey breast. Underneath the mixer and knife was a compartment that held the cords. I have never seen it in such a shocking orange. I remember Crock Pots in orange, but can't think of anything else we had in our department in orange although I have seen Rival hot pots and plastic perks in more of a reddish orange.
The light on the Kenmore roaster reminds me of how things lit up when the space ship came over the house in Close Encounters. Spielburg could have used that and really had a very frightening bright red light in the kitchen.
In the late 50s-early 60s, the appliance department at Richs had pieces of the Flavo Seal very beautifully painted a salmon color to place on ranges. Each of the pieces had a hole drilled in the exact center center of the base. I don't think I knew the type of cookware until tonight. Thank you. How could it have gone over half a century without being used? That is the nice, middle weight aluminum that all of the electric range manuals recommended.
I have the complete HB Mixette in white. It was in something called a Puritron Working Wall in our house. There was a can opener that folded down and rarely worked properly before completely ceasing to function. Behind a nice walnut-grained metal door was the HB mixer and electric knife that we used once on the turkey the first Thanksgiving in the house which resulted in so much smoke in the dining room, we almost had to leave the table and the bird was not tough. Maybe it would have sliced bread, but it was a failure on turkey breast. Underneath the mixer and knife was a compartment that held the cords. I have never seen it in such a shocking orange. I remember Crock Pots in orange, but can't think of anything else we had in our department in orange although I have seen Rival hot pots and plastic perks in more of a reddish orange.
The light on the Kenmore roaster reminds me of how things lit up when the space ship came over the house in Close Encounters. Spielburg could have used that and really had a very frightening bright red light in the kitchen.
retromania
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Great finds!!!!
I have the Corning Eltromatic with flat bottom skillet. I do my mac 'n cheese in it!!!
I have the Corning Eltromatic with flat bottom skillet. I do my mac 'n cheese in it!!!
polkanut
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Hans,
Seriously, what is your secret for finding such great treasures? I need some pointers from an expert!
Seriously, what is your secret for finding such great treasures? I need some pointers from an expert!
