My latest small appliance finds..

[norgeway]

First, Donald bought me a Sunbeam Mixmaster churn attachment!

 

[norgeway]

A Club..

Tea Kettle, this is the first one I ever saw that wasnt Vomicado or Harv-Baby *()& -yellow!

 

[norgeway]

And What...

1964 Philco range accessory could tHIS contain!!

 

[norgeway]

How About!

A NEW IN THE BOX Philco electric GRIDDLE!!!

 

[norgeway]

PHILCO!

No doubt who made it...The control and legs are Mirro Matic all the way, You can attach the control and plug it into a Philco range appliance outlet, or attach the accessory cord and use it anywhere!, 1500 watt, 120 volt.

 

[norgeway]

Last but not least!

A chrome Sunbeam Vista that runs like new!

 

[gansky1]

You guys find the best stuff!  I've never seen any but the most common Sunbeam attachments, that churn is sweet.  My grandfather's father owned a local creamery/dairy co.  so my grandmother never needed a churn.  I would have loved to play with this as a kid.  Instant toy washer!

 

That Philco griddle is just amazing.  Now you need the range.  Do you know what year it's from?

 

[appnut]

Wow!! But are you sure Donald isn't just trying to butter you up?

 

[moparguy]

Wow Hans, cool finds! Love that chrome mixer!

 

[norgeway]

RE Griddle..

Greg, the book says copyright 1860, but it was shipped to the original owner in 1964, so now I want to find a range, these were the ones that the units didnt tilt and didnt have drip pans, but the whole top lifted up and the drip pans were formed into the metal above the oven...strange!!!

 

[norgeway]

1860!! I mean 1960!! Here is a 64 Philco

That the griddle would fit, look at the appliance receptacle and you will see the third outlet for the ground..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Philco...118?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f24e56176

 

[maytagbear]

We wonder if

that Ebay seller misspelled "Angel" deliberately as "Angle?"

That grill looks wonderful, and I like the teakettle a lot.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[rp2813]

Nice scores!

 

Is the Club kettle with that type of handle the predecessor to the open-ended handle style, or vice versa?