I recently grabbed a vintage, 1950’s Electrolux Assistent mixer from eBay. Included with the mixer was this set of beaters.
They are angled when attached to the mixer, with a rubber drive wheel that turns the beaters when they are pressed against the rotating bowl. They are too tall to fit IN the bowl.
How were they supposed to be used? You have to press the drive wheel into the side of the bowl and use another mixing bowl on the counter?
Two vintage bread pans from Nancy’s collection:
Two-Piece, smooth pan, the other side slips together with tabs and slots:
Hinged, ridged pan with viewing windows:
Check the rise of your dough by peeping through those windows:
The ridged pan, open at the hinge:
Freshly-baked bread cooling in the ridged pan:
Bread baked in the ridged pan:
Courtesy Nancy Curtis
A vintage attachment for a Bosch Universal Mixer, this bean slicer renders your green beans into 1/4 inch-or-so bias cuts.
The slicer lying on its side, with plastic cover attached. It is heavy cast metal.
The attachment hub:
You feed your beans in here:
Two pictures of the cutting blades:
A Vintage Universal Model 1 with enameled-steel bowl, this mixer dates from the 1950s:
Just like the stainless-steel bowl of the same design:
The same attachment hub for 50+ years:
Two speed rotary switch:
For Bosch Universal Mixers, this “System Schnitzer” grain mill sits on top of the splash guard of your white bowl.
Adjustment knob, with indicators for the fineness of the grind:
The engineered stones: