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Hamilton Beach 14 Was made a LONG time Up into the 50s.

I looked at the Smeg stuff Most of it LOOKS nice until you see the made in China in tiny letters! I will stick to my old stuff I made a pound cake today with a late 50s Dormeyer Silver Star and truthfully wouldn't trade it for any new mixer.

One of my problems is Deciding what to use next,,,I tend to switch out everything weekly, Right now a model 12 chrome Sunbeam is on the counter with a chrome HM portable, a 54 model Radiant Control toaster and a 2 speed 50s Oster and a Sunbeam Radiant Control waffle baker and grill

I dont see why It couldn't be done, Its not something I would want But I bet you don't want 500 mixers and a thousand vacuums LOL If you want it and can do it Go for it!

The discontinuation Of the newsletter is one of the reasons I left the VCCC .Im glad its back.,As Clay Floyd stated That is the only product the club has, without it, why pay dues.A printed hardcopy newsletter is a must in any club.

I have the early Empress It has a unique motor like no other, Its upside down like a GE motor but was built by Lamb, its 2 speed and very powerful.

Im still looking For a Sweet Sixteen Eureka from 70 or thereabouts.

The GE Was the first vacuum my Mother ever bought and as Jimmy said, was GEs first canister, it was 99.00 and She bought it in 1952..One of the best machines they ever built.

I have worked too hard And minded my own business for all these years If someone is dumb enough to come in my house uninvited then im dad gum dumb enough to shoot them!

On this fourth of July I want to express my admiration and thanks for one of my very best longtime friends who has done more to make vintage vacuums and vacuum collecting the popular accepted pastime it is today,,,My friend Tom Gasko was one of the very first people I met when I became aware of...

The AV 1 Was the cleaner Consumer Reports said was better than the Hoover 150 Yes they actually said that lol It was out at the same time mid 30s its a good cleaner but NOT as good as a 150

The best Commercial vacuum ever built in my opinion!

Everything Has a price If somebody came up with say 150,000 I might sell it all..LOL

I have one but Its a 120 volt and I think I am keeping it.

Every Day The whole basement is full as well as a couple of buildings

Pictures please I don't know what a Harlequin looks like.

My G E Roaster I bought this in Roanoke Va at a antique mall

I use one often I have a GE and a Westinghouse, both work great both are 50s models.

Tom It looks really good! You have done a great job!

I bet most people dont know! Philco bought out Electromaster to get a really good range , The continued making them in the same factory but with a Philco nameplate.