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I'm wondering if anyone knows exactly what year this Hamilton Beach Model 25 Malt Maker was produced. I've contacted Hamilton Beach, and all I got was "over 30 years ago". Thanks. I kinda knew that on my own! :-D
Anyone know exactly what year(s)? This model seems much more rare than the Models 30 and 33 I see all over Ebay.
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is the patent number shown anywhere; if so you could looks up the patent info online.
Yes, there is a patent number on it....it's about 75 numbers long! LOL Thank you for the tip!
This brings back several memories. My first paying job ,was working in the local Drug Store, behind the Soda Counter. Have used these several times and the assecories too. Thanks for sharing and hope someone will solve the date querry.