whitekingd
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Does anyone have a set of Sunbeam Mixmaster Bowls (Jade-ite) that they would part with for a reasonable price? Let me know.
Need Jade-ite Bowls for Sunbeam Mixer!
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turquoisedude
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I do!
The only trouble is that the shipping to WA is going to be horribly expensive, because I would double-box them to ensure safe delivery! Email me if you would be interested and I will take pictures on the weekend - they are in the workshop at the house down in Ogden.
BUT - don't forget yard sale season is upon us and these bowls will turn up at flea markets locally!
The only trouble is that the shipping to WA is going to be horribly expensive, because I would double-box them to ensure safe delivery! Email me if you would be interested and I will take pictures on the weekend - they are in the workshop at the house down in Ogden.
BUT - don't forget yard sale season is upon us and these bowls will turn up at flea markets locally!
whirlaway
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What Year?
What year is your sunbeam? I need to look around and see if I have the juicer and bowls.Mine start from the very beginning,without the handle kinda tan.Bobby
What year is your sunbeam? I need to look around and see if I have the juicer and bowls.Mine start from the very beginning,without the handle kinda tan.Bobby
whitekingd
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Bobby,
I think it is from the '30's. It's a model 7, in yellow, which is why I would like the green bowls. It was a gift to my Grandmother from her husband. The original bowls were broke long ago. Thanks!
I think it is from the '30's. It's a model 7, in yellow, which is why I would like the green bowls. It was a gift to my Grandmother from her husband. The original bowls were broke long ago. Thanks!
turquoisedude
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A Model 7 in yellow (or ivory or whatever they called it) is a pre-WW2 machine. They were in production from 1940 to 1942 along with the model 7B (white motor and stand; black base; white bowls). When the war was over and production resumed in late 1945, only the 7B was produced. That's a pretty rare mixer you have there! I will try and get a photo of the bowls set I have posted here next week for you.
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