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Tallcakes LOOK !!!! Granny sifter, I remember this so much as a child growing up, sitting on her stool-stepladder and watching her use this. This is old...trust me, hey look at my age this will tell you..lol
Tallcakes, it still works and the handle moves with flow...but somewhat rusty inside....but it is so much better than the ones today.
Hope you enjoy, want to know more about this, who what when...lol
Sea ya buddy...
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Thanks for the Love Officialfuel !!
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/androck-hand-i-sift-1950s-housewife-flour-sifter
http://www.tias.com/8731/PictPage/3923752583.html
http://www.goantiques.com/detail,patented-androck-flour,2275059.html
Ooooh I see your giving out prizes !
that's a great lookin' sifter; on site I'm thinkin' early 1950s or so. Great tool to have around the kitchen when cooking along with the kids.
Thanks for showing the patent # as it is from 1952 and here is a link:
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/2607491.pdf
Thanks Hedgewalker also for the LOVE
Thanks Tallcakes looked at them "mine has yellow handle" lol what if this makes a difference too.
Thanks Stonefans for the likes...dont you love it?? lol Give it a love....
Thanks Esther for the love
I still use my old sifter, works so much better than the ones of today!
Love that Scandinavian....lol
Your right Bonnie, this one is great it stills wiggles....
I remember my mom had one, very nice, but not near as collectible as this one - I also remember when I went out and bought one at an auction, back when I had my first real beautiful apartment I loved so much!
I have never seen one this beautiful! Thank you for sharing it with us.