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Posted 10 months ago
oledebil
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A couple of old electric jugs I came across while hunting around, the one on the right is a SPEEDIE one that I bought over 40 yrs ago when I first left home. 240 volts 1600 watts and v/ac/ji on the base and the top id plastic. the cream one had no name on it just app no v76018 240v 1600w ac only & cat nob10 on the base and has a bake-lite top. Both still have elements in them but I ain't going to see if they still work. ps emblem on the speedie jug looks a bit like a wacky backy leaf wonder how they'd get on with it today
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