"I Teach 5th And 6th Grade Math. I Inherited My Grandmother's Pencil Sharpener From My Aunt About Five Years Ago And This Beast Has Been Tirelessly Working In My Classroom For Three Years. I Have No Idea How Old It Is, But It's Certainly Older Than All The Students And Some Of The Teachers"
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Rose 2 year s ago
#23 Cool Dude.
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Justus 2 year s ago
#11 My parents had one of these when I was growing up ('80s.) I've never seen another one until now. Pretty neat.
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Valerie 2 year s ago
Justus, #11 Led Zeppelin IV you're raising your kids right
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Leonore 2 year s ago
#5 - not a Kitchenaid, says Hobart on the side.
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Benedict 2 year s ago
Leonore, Yes, a KitchenAid. Hobart Manufacturing founded their KitchenAid division in 1919, and it was sold off to Whirlpool in 1986. Thus, the Hobart logo on the mixer in the post ensures it was made pre-'86.
Nice conclusion you jumped to, Leonore; there's value in getting things right.
And by the way, it says KitchenAid right on the front of it, and on the instruction manual in the bowl.
Nice conclusion you jumped to, Leonore; there's value in getting things right.
And by the way, it says KitchenAid right on the front of it, and on the instruction manual in the bowl.
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Midge 2 year s ago
#20 sure but a quick search shows that if your cookware is damaged or scratched, it is prone to cause injuries
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Frank 2 year s ago
#23 My uncle has been using one of those to roll cigarettes since the mid '50s.
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Olph 2 year s ago
Frank,
my class gave one to our PE teacher when we left grade school.
my class gave one to our PE teacher when we left grade school.
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Olph 2 year s ago
made by my mother, i am still functional after 50+ years
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Frank 2 year s ago
#32 Doesn't everyone own one of these?
Nice conclusion you jumped to, Leonore; there's value in getting things right.
And by the way, it says KitchenAid right on the front of it, and on the instruction manual in the bowl.
my class gave one to our PE teacher when we left grade school.