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This retro mixer is in excellent condition. It's light pink handles are typical of the Eames era. This hand eggbeater is a must for your '50's kitchen. Order by e-mail: Bigfootcataz@wmconnect.com

This is a unique smaller (4 in. diameter) juicer/reamer. It is stamped "Patented Jan. 6th 1909". It is handblown and has bubble imperfections. Although the spout is slightly chipped, it is nit noticeable. Order by e-mail: Bigfootcataz@wmconnect.com

This set of 1950's 4in. Pyrex shakers are typical of the era, having three gold bands on clear glass (no "S" or "P").

This was an interesting find. These are a set of 8 Phoenix Gazette memorial drinking glasses. Each one features a seperate article important to Arizona, country, or world history...

The perennial fairy tale of the 3 Little Pigs told in a non-threatening politically correct way. This is the "V" edition of a book published in 1973. Excellent condition.

This Little Golden Book is all about different kinds of trucks. This is the "U" edition of the book originally published in 1973. Excellent Condition

This LGB for Barbie fans is a First Edition, 1998 and was written by Diane Muldrow. Our copy is in Very Fine condition and almost appears to be unread. Exceptionally clean inside and outside, and the Belongs To area is blank. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

This unique Wilton cake pan has 12 separate cavities to make individual huggable bear shaped cakes. These are perfect for your child's (of all ages!) bithday party. It last appeared in the 1998 Wilton catalog.includes shipping

This is a retro Eames era coffee carafe (10 cup), stamped David Douglas Flame Proof. It is gold striped with a gold band. Striping is slightly worn.

Traditionally round Angel food cake pan made by Wear-Ever. It has a removable piece. It is listed in "The Collector's Book of Novelty Pans". Great item for any purpose!

These are 2 small round molds. Each one holds 2 cups of liquid. One has a pineapple on top and the other has cherries. There is no manufacturer's stamp. While they be used for baking or jelled molds, they will also fit in a retro decorative placing.

This is a Mirro Large copper Mold / Baking Pan.

This is the illustrated story of that unusual reindeer as adapted from the popular 1949 song. These versions were originally published in 1958 and is Golden Books # 452-10 and 452-11. The illustrations were done by an "early" Richard Scarry! This book is in excellent condition.

This is a large glass juice reamer. There is no manufacturer's logo or name. The pattern and style is very unusual. With its vertical glass on glass striping and elongated flattened handle, it seems art deco. However, research dates it from the '40's to '50's.

This tall retro milk glass cup has "Irish Coffee" and a shamrock on two sides. The lettering is classic Gaelic in green. There are no cracks or flaws. The gold rim is worn due to time. Order by e-mail

This is an exceptionally clean copy of this Little Golden Book - the Christmas story through the perspective of animals/ It was written by Gale Wiersun and beautifully illustrated by Jim Robison and is the 4th Printing 1980. The front and rear covers are clear and bright with only slight bumping to the corners. The interior pages are very fine without any marks or tears...

This is a children's story featuring a visual image of the popular Christmas song. It is Golden Book # 454-09 published in 1983 (K printing) and is in Good+ condition. There is some light pencil markings on the cover and the Belongs To area has the former owners name inscribed. All else is in Fine condition with an interior that is free of tears, marks, or creases. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.

This is a children's story featuring a visual image of the popular Christmas song. The copyright was written in 1992 and was published in 1994. Our copy is in Fine condition. The cover does show some signs of wear however the interior is exceptionally clean and the Belongs To area is blank. Kindly E-Mail us if you have any questions. Thank you.