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Old 12-04-2008, 07:22 PM   #31
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Wow! I'm impressed, Jeekinz! (He's the one I thought was hot!) But to stay on topic, he's right. The pictures make this thread awesome. When I get home, I'm going to take pics of the old appliances I have, although they are nothing as cool as the ones already pictured here.
I am still waiting your photos Fisher's Mom!

I am pleased to say I finally paid off the mixer I bought for the church to use!

Presenting my new/vintage Hobart C-100 10qt mixer!

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Old 12-13-2008, 06:46 PM   #32
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A 1953 Model Chambers Range that belonged to my Mother....

*turning green with envy*

Gawd, that stove is to die for!
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Old 12-28-2008, 09:44 PM   #33
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Here you go Smoothseas!

http://www.swapace.com/items/17097/D...NER_GAS_RANGE/
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That range and sink are to die for (as is everything else but those caught my attention!) Can't wait to see your finished kitchen.
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Old 12-28-2008, 10:13 PM   #35
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Thank you Elf!

I can't wait to see it either! But right now I am just accumulating the pieces. Then I will have to save to have them installed.
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This will definitely be worth waiting for!
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My friend is remodeling her kitchen and is getting rid of her appliances. Her stove looks identical to the Hobart in the picture, I'm sure it must be a Hobart. Her house is an original Sears kit home. If anyone is interested, I can get a picture and post it here, and I'll ask her what she's asking for selling it.
I love vintage things also. I have several pieces but most all of them are still in WA in storage. My ex-sis-in-law passed me her old Sunbeam mixer, with all the attachments, haven't even got to use the thing yet but I'm looking forward to it someday. :-) I have old bowls and lots of paraphenalia stuff - just waiting for me to have my own kitchen. I don't dare go to any yard sales or thrift stores or anything, I have almost NO willpower and would just feel guilty afterwards (as I was lovingly caressing my new item) haha. So...I wait.
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Post a photo! Please!
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Old 01-02-2009, 02:00 PM   #39
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I have a 1940's stand mixer if anybody wants it. Still works!
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What kind?

Post photos!
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