Vintage Sunbeam Mixmaster 'S'

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Well, it is not earlier than a 5 and my guess would be a 7b...

Which, if this be so, would be the last model to permit jadite bowls with a cream painted mixer.

 

I imagine someone with more knowledge than I have will be along soon to give you the exact details.

 

Neat mixers, absolutely.
 
What you have is...

a model 7b. It was the first Mixmaster to have the beater ejector. The black base gives it away. The model 5 had a painted base. They began manufature in April 1941. Production stopped during WW2 then started up in 1946. Over three millon were made. Looks like you may have the smaller citrus reamer (lemons, limes etc...)which is pretty hard to find IMOHO.

Enjoy!!

Rich
 
thanks for the info guys

It is from an estate that my partner is liquidating.... will be hiting ebay soon.  Wanted to be able to give some details in the item description.

 

Regards,

 

Alan
 
Sorry, folks, but that's a model 9! Speed 4 on the 5, 5b, 7 and 7B would have been for 'juicing citrus fruit' and this one is for 'whipping potatoes'. The bowl would have definitely been white, though.
 
Juicer strainer

Where's the strainer? The model 9 has a strainer that fits in the juicer bowl that shakes or "joggles" that is why the speed for juicing was changed with the model 9 mixer. This also the first Sunbeam model to feature the bowl speed button on the bottom of the beater that is closest to the side of the bowl. Hamilton Beach had the same feature starting with their model G stand mixer. HB did not advertise having this feature like Sunbeam.
 

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