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AS SEEN ON TV , now is your chance to own a great big hunk of mid-20th Century Americana in time for the July 4th Weekend! A treasure trove of Popeilana from 1946-1978, much of it rare, most in its original packaging, a few items NEVER BEFORE OPENED & IN THEIR ORIGINAL CELLOPHANE ... plus MUCH MORE! Yes, 31 GREAT, ORIGINAL POPEIL/RONCO PRODUCTS (MADE IN N. A ME RI CA !) from two generations of Popeils: The Popeil Brothers (Samuel and Raymond) and Samâe(tm)s famous son Ron âeoeSalesman of the Centuryâe Popeil and his company Ronco. Plus, at NO EXTRA CHARGE , Iâe(tm)ll throw in 5 Be Dazzler pattern books for use with the Ronco Stud Setter ABSOLUTELY FREE . These objets de kitsch, many manufactured in mid-century American Styron Plastic âe"- American Styron Plastic is the WORLD'S BEST MIRACLE PLASTIC -- are perfect for the kitchen, den or rumpus room. Popeil products make GREAT GIFTS ... or one HUGE gift for the biggest Popeil fan in your family. Finish your holiday shopping in one easy purchase! Itâe(tm)s C HR IS TM AS in J UL Y! But wait, tâe(tm)s MORE ... If you ACT NOW , Iâe(tm)ll throw in a DVD-r disc containing 24 original Popeil TV commercials.* This auction includes 31 Popeil/Ronco Items from 1946-1978, many in their original packaging. You also get 5 Be Dazzler pattern books and a DVD-r of VINTAGE POPEIL TV COMMERCIALS . LOW RESERVE YOU GET: 1. Automatic egg turner (1948) âe" flips eggs and pancakes with a squeeze of the handle. 2. Hot Vegetable Tongs (1946) âe" spring-action tongs for gripping everything from hot potatoes to canning jars. 3. Spiral Slicer (1946) âe" cross between a knife and a corkscrew, turns food into a spring like spiral. 4. Toasty Pie (1950) âe" Makes toasted pocket sandwiches. 5. Citrex Juicer (1951) âe" âeoeExtracts the juice from 6 oranges in less than 3 Minutes.âe 6. Cooky Press and Cake Decorator (Styron Plastic) (1948) âe" Popeil Bros.âe(tm) first plastic product. Presses cookies, decorates cakes. 7. Donut Maker (later marketed as Minit Chef Automatic Pancaker) (1950) âe" Makes donuts and pancakes. 8. Flour Sifter with Hand Painted Floral Pattern (1952) âe" Same as their 1950 model but the 1952 line is decorated with hand painted flowers. With âeoetrigger actionâe to âeoesift faster and finer.âe 9. Grate âe~n Shred (1951) âe" Plastic grater, nearly impossible to hurt yourself on. 10. Slice-a-Way Shredder & Slicer (1950) âe" Slices and shreds. This early model slicer lacks a blade guard, and because a slip could tfore slice you up to the elbow, Ron Popeil refused to demonstrate it in public. 11. Dial-O-Matic Food Cutter with Garnishing Cutter (1958) âe" Popeilâe(tm)s next generation slicer, a vast improvement over the Slice-a-Way, as this one contains a blade guard. Beautiful 1950s styling, in aqua and white. Slices in various thicknesses at the turn of a dial and with the garnishing cutter you can make waffled potatoes, etc. 12. Mince-O-Matic Seven (1965) âe" Seven appliances in one! Mincer, chopper, grater, ricer, blender, juicer and food mill! Powerful suction grip bottom! 13. Veg-O-Matic (1961) âe" âeoeSlices, dices and wedges practically all foods in ONE stroke!âe Julienne or shoestring or dice potatoes. Slice tomatoes! âeoeThe Most Revolutionary Kitchen Appliance of the Century!âe 14. Chop-O-Ma tic (1956) âe" The first Popeil item with the âeoeO-Maticâe name. Simultaneously chops and mixes food. In aqua-green Styron plastic. 15. Giant Chop-O-Matic (1956) âe" Larger version of the Chop-O-Matic. In clear plastic. 16. Kitchen Magician (1970) âe" Hand-cranked food processor with interchangable blades. The photo shows a Kitchen Magician box and the Kitchen Magician that comes in it so you could see both. You don't get TWO, you get one in the box. 17. Food Glamorizer (1963) âe" âeoeDoes the work of a whole drawerful of appliances.âe Tiny d... read more

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