After months of waiting finally. This ain't all of it either. I still have tons more of stuff I need shelves for but this bit helps LOL

Toyland! It looks very nice and organized. I love those mixers.

That looks great Pete! You have your very own small appliance museum.

You know (I am not at my building so I can't look at the artifacts at the moment) those old mixers that allow you to slide the mixer out of the stand? And use it like a heavy hand mixer? Well, is there a name for that ability - you know, do they call them convertibles or something?

NO special name that I know of..Prety much all of the brands allow for that with a locking catch on the pivot point like the Sunbeams. The GE stand mixers do slide off from the stand. This room is the "stock room" I still need to get the "showroom" completed

I found this Waring blendor today at Value Village for $6 and the best thing is it's gold colored. Behind it are some of my Sunbeam automatic radiant toasters, always a crowd pleaser they are LOL

More Waring blendors, I don't know I just like em.
No it's not a mistype,, Warings calls their machines blendor not blender.
The green one on the left end was the one we had at home growing up Mom bought it around 1967 or 1968. Wonderful machine, so much better than todays junk. The one to the right of it is the fancier chrome model with 14 speeds. The one to the right of that, 3rd from left, is the 14 speed next edition out.. not as nice I thought. and the one on the end is a commercial bar blendor

Here I have a lineup of Oster beehive blenders, a little Proctor Silex blendette and a low slung GE .
Below that is the infamous Ronson Cook'n Stir so named because it does cook and it does stir. Followed by a green Hoover and 3 Sunbeam Mixmasters, the green one was only ever sold in Canada not the USA until the next model came out and they got a green avocado one. People have offered me fortunes for it.. LOL

Top shelf, some toasters GE, Hamilton Beach and a Toastmaster
on the top right is a Rival Ice-O-Matic,, just for the name alone it's worth it.
Below that on the left 4 Osters, 1 Lady Kenmore, 1 Sunbeam, and a Hamilton Beach bar blender.
Bottom shelf; An oster, a Braun KM32 mixer a Waring bar blendor and a waring blendor

Various handmixers and electric can openers

2 McCoy mammy cookie jars, a Hoover blender and 3 Panasonic blenders as well as a Tri-Ang rail car set Inter-Urban I think they are...1 motor unit a middle car and a trailing non power motor unit.

And I know what you mean about Waring calling theirs a blendor--been that way ever since Fred Waring (yes, the band leader!) designed it. Besides his musical career he also had a degree in engineering, and his Waring blendor was the first one on the market.
Jeff

Since I know this is the furnace workbench room, now you'll be inspired to do up the other two carpeted basement rooms and get those uprights marching smartly around the baseboards. :{)

Oh Pete I love those black mammy cookie jars, they are so un-pc it is actually refreshing to see!

Pete!! You have such an amazing collection there!!! I like the Panasonic blenders!!! And the yellow Sunbeam!! It's like going back in time to the appliance section at the Hardware Store!! Cant wait for pics of the Show Room!!!

Marty

Very, very cool! Thanks for sharing!

The Waring Blendor in post #25934 in chrome is identical to one I bought in a thrift store about 30 years ago. I don't believe it was very old at the time.

and I agree with Marty, it reminds me of a hardware store appliance department!
man do I miss the stores looking like that!

Wow Pete, now all your goodies must have taken some packing and unpacking for the move, looks grand, you need a nice cup of coffee & a cookie after all that effort!!

I spy a Braun table mixer, do you use it?? and how do you find it in relation to say a KA??