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Adoug
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Me and my daughter found this while picking yard sales. It's a ice cream maker I think it's from the early 50's.
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Posted 2 years ago
Adoug
(2 items)
Me and my daughter found this while picking yard sales. It's a ice cream maker I think it's from the early 50's.
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OMG ! I can remember one of these being the centerpiece at family picnics, it was always up to us kids to crank it and as it got hardeer they would put progressivly older kids on the crank until it was only an adult that could turn it.................I can still taste that 'special' ice cream.........yessir brings back long summer days in Logan Ohio at Logan Elm Park.......
I love these old ice cream makers. They usually take on such a great patina with age.
It is from 1952 and I have all the parts for it. It's in great condition
The folks bought one of these new when I was a small child, oh what memories this brings back. Thanks so much.