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Antique Coffee Maker/Urn? | Kitchen1134 of 2375 |  |  |
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Paulabug
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I realy have been doing research on this item but have not come up with much......on the item it says All Glass Coffee System by Amcoin Coffee System ... Buffalo, USA Serial No. 13749
Is there anyone out there who knows anything about this item? Any info would be greatly appreciated...
Thank you, Paula
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Thank you very much Rob in Hawaii -- this is so much more information than I had.....I need to find out how much it is worth or if anyone collects these out there -- so thank you so much for starting me on my way!!!!
Well let’s see if this post will work. I came across this site while searching for something else. To find the coffee urn similar to yours scroll down the page some. There are some nice pictures and information on them. Hope this helps some more. Good luck!
It won't let me post the website. Email me so I can send the site to you. bonniestoll at hotmail.com
coffee or moonshine!!!