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Can you slide Pittson a little closer west towards Lk Huron ?

We just make chili as normal but use the Rotel Mild canned tomatoes. If it was just me eating it I'd use the regular hot can of Rotel plus more added peppers.

Last time I looked. The KA stand mixers and possibly the hand mixers are still made in the USA but their blenders, toasters etc are made in China unfortunately. The pasta attachment I believe is made in Italy . You have to look carefully at the bottom of the blenders etc to see that.. it's...

It's very interesting. I've only seen a couple of Monarchs this summer here in our yard. There's been quite a bit of write up lately in the newspapers about them, apparently some of the garden centers are selling various types of Milkweed plants now. There used to be a lot of Milkweed growing...

Mine was the same green color but the same design as the blue one above only self propelled. I bought it new on clearance from Sears, can't remember the year but late 70's. I bought the attachment set for it but the suction was so weak thru the hose that I returned the set and bought the little...

Looking at the pictures again I don't see the speed switch on the back so it's probably not the self propelled version (which also said Power Ease on the front of the handle. As well, to attach the bags to the machine there's a bag holder clip that you first attach to the cardboard collar of...

It's a Kenmore Duo Power upright. I can't tell from the pic if it's the self-propelled model or not. Anyways,, grab it. They're getting very scarce. They were made by Singer/Ryobi if I'm not mistaken, I've forgotten for the moment,someone will correct me. , Matsushita then bought them out...

I've got numerous of them. I just like them for whatever reason, even though they're not the greatest vacuum but they do a good job on low/med carpet, they're relatively quiet and certainly easy to use.

Looking good... one of these days I'll make the drive down that away

The fan on the right is a Braun, the one on the left isn't.

The new stuff will be junk in all likelihood. They used to make some of the nicest designed appliances out there when it was really Braun. I have a fairly good collection of them.

that first house you listed is in Pickering Ontario near Toronto.. here's the real estate classified http://www.homefinder.ca/listings/1348954-3050-concession-8-rd-pickering-ontario-e2753881

It was Toro back then in the 70's that sold them over here. They never took off and to this day I've never seen anyone using one. Reel mowers are pretty much non existent today . The gas self propelled ones were somewhat common up until the 60's and then faded away into obscurity. Most yards...

Kenmore flower power uprights Used to be a lot of these around in blues, greens and browns

Sears was Sears-Roebuck in the US. They came to Canada in 1955 and formed a partnership with the Canadian dept store chain Simpsons. Simpsons at the time were only located in a few bigger cities in Ontario and Quebec and primarily were big flagship downtown stores. The then new Simpson-Sears...

Have you looked at the mid century modern group on Facebook http://https//www.facebook.com/groups/midcenturymoderndesign/

That`s the same can opener I bought off Ebay a few years ago where the seller wrapped it in a sheet of newspaper, threw it in a box and it arrived in pieces. Filthy pieces at that.

I saw him last week He's wrapped up the summer/fall theatre season for the winter which was quite busy and he's gone out of town now visiting relatives etc. Dave and Al visiting from England from a couple of years ago

I learned to type on my mothers little blue Olivetti Lettera 22 back in the 60's. In highschool I really wanted an electric SCM but they were pretty expensive and not something my dad was about to fork out the money on. One day I was in Kmart and found an el cheapo Wedgefield (rebranded...

UPdating old typewriter to tweet Was reading this article in this mornings Toronto Star.. here's the link and hopefully the video works for you http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2013/09/21/toronto_mini_maker_faire_featuring_robots_and_3d_printing_a_family_affair.html