norgeway
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In addition to the West Bend Skillet, here is a Sunbeam Griddle.
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norgeway
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Vista!
By Sunbeam.
By Sunbeam.
norgeway
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Some More Stuff!
Vintage Dash, Don found this for me, I highly reccomend a Husband who likes collecting as much as you do!!!!
Vintage Dash, Don found this for me, I highly reccomend a Husband who likes collecting as much as you do!!!!
norgeway
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Re arranged Shelves..
In the living room.
In the living room.
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Over the windows.
In the box stuff.
In the box stuff.
norgeway
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Woops!
Donald said I didnt fix the curtain...I pulled it loose vacuuming! LOL Here is more!
Donald said I didnt fix the curtain...I pulled it loose vacuuming! LOL Here is more!
norgeway
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Shelves Full!
Of catalogues! The second row is Sears!
Of catalogues! The second row is Sears!
norgeway
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1962
Sears!
Sears!
norgeway
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1961
75th anniversary Sears opened to the vacuum page...my most holy grail, the 1961 Lady Kenmore with the L shaped Powermate!
75th anniversary Sears opened to the vacuum page...my most holy grail, the 1961 Lady Kenmore with the L shaped Powermate!
kevin313
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What fun! I LOVE those colored West Bend coffee pots - Flav-O-Matics...they make excellent coffee and they are quiet!
whirlaway
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Nice Set-up
It really looks neat! My mother is from Asheville,are you near that area! Thanks Bobby
It really looks neat! My mother is from Asheville,are you near that area! Thanks Bobby
norgeway
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Im About!
100 miles or so east on I-40, Im between Statesville and Winston Salem.
100 miles or so east on I-40, Im between Statesville and Winston Salem.
whirlaway
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Thanks!
Thanks! I usually take my mother to Burlington and her sister picks her up from there. The last time I was in Asheville they had some really neat antique shops and flea markets.Old downtown has become quite an art type community. Bobby
Thanks! I usually take my mother to Burlington and her sister picks her up from there. The last time I was in Asheville they had some really neat antique shops and flea markets.Old downtown has become quite an art type community. Bobby
norgeway
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Oh Kelly!
AMEN!! Believe it or not I was in the Sunbeams when I was a little kid at Lower Creek Baptist Church!!
AMEN!! Believe it or not I was in the Sunbeams when I was a little kid at Lower Creek Baptist Church!!
xraytech
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Nice finds Hans,
I especially like the Vista mixer, I've always wanted one of those
I especially like the Vista mixer, I've always wanted one of those
And the nicest white Proctor Silex with lights!!! I'm always afraid to use mine in case I break the glass LOL
Lower Creek Baptist Church!
My Goodness Hans! I had no idea you used to go there. I played for wedding there a few years ago and I gave that old Allen organ they have an airing out it hadn't seen in a while!
My Goodness Hans! I had no idea you used to go there. I played for wedding there a few years ago and I gave that old Allen organ they have an airing out it hadn't seen in a while!
mixguy
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Sunbeam Vista
Your pictured mixer was made near the end of model production. The stand had two position bowl adjustment by moving the turntable. The earlier models had a bowl adjustment in the front of the stand. I am not certain if any of these white models had a metal stand. The first Montgomery Ward clones of this model had a metal stand. The juicer bowl I have for this mixer vibrates during use. This is my favorite Mixmaster model. Great combination of powerful motor, bowl-fit beaters, ease in cleaning, and price at the time it was new.
Your pictured mixer was made near the end of model production. The stand had two position bowl adjustment by moving the turntable. The earlier models had a bowl adjustment in the front of the stand. I am not certain if any of these white models had a metal stand. The first Montgomery Ward clones of this model had a metal stand. The juicer bowl I have for this mixer vibrates during use. This is my favorite Mixmaster model. Great combination of powerful motor, bowl-fit beaters, ease in cleaning, and price at the time it was new.
WOW!!!The 1961 Lady Kenmore vacuum-have that same 1961 75th anneversary catalog-A WISHBOOK-so wish I could get those Sears things today!My catalog came from the Chocowinity swap shop-their book and magazine section-will have to go back there-they have a jukebox I want.the operator of the shop says it still plays-would be perfect for the radio station 45's.
Hans! We had a LK vacuum that looked like that except the tool storage cover was green. We did not have the powermate because we also had an upright vacuum. Sears had a big closeout ad in the Atlanta Journal and my parents went over and bought the vac. I don't think a house has ever been cleaner than after my brother and I vacuumed every damn thing inside from the ceilings to the floors and everything in between. I remember the performance indicator and how much it would move if you blocked the end of the hose. Sadly the bag housing began to get out of alignment and then the hinges for the tool storage cover got weak so we eventually removed the whole thing. We got new carpeting and also a new orange Hoover for $49 at Rich's, but the KM was our canister for many years. I have not seen pictures of our vacuum in decades. Thank you.
What is at the end of the row of WB perks? I think I see a big curving handle, but don't know what I am supposed to be seeing.
The heat control on your Sunbeam griddle is just like the one for the Sunbeam high dome lid skillet I bought my mom in 62 or 63. My mom was so smart. She would put paper on the kitchen table when she used the skillet and do all of the browning of the meat. Then once it was covered and simmering, she removed the paper and had no spatters to clean up.
What is at the end of the row of WB perks? I think I see a big curving handle, but don't know what I am supposed to be seeing.
The heat control on your Sunbeam griddle is just like the one for the Sunbeam high dome lid skillet I bought my mom in 62 or 63. My mom was so smart. She would put paper on the kitchen table when she used the skillet and do all of the browning of the meat. Then once it was covered and simmering, she removed the paper and had no spatters to clean up.
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