My enjoyable pastime

There are two different Waters-Genter 1-D-1 four slice (Toastmaster) toasters, at different angles, that I've refurbished and sold. The big monster is a also a W-G Toastmaster also, a 1-F-1 8/12 slice toaster. The 1-D-1's draw 2750 Watts while the 1-F-1 draws 5500 Watts. These toasters hit the market as the first automatic pop-up toasters, specifically for commercial use only in 1921. There is also a three slice version, of which I have one, yet to be re-furbished. And the last toaster pictured is a Toast-O-Lator toaster that has a unique up and down cam driven saw toothed set up that forwards the vertical toast, horizontally through the toaster. Going in one end, traveling through between the glowing spiral wires as fresh bread and coming out as toast. Fun toaster to play with. All these toasters are solidly built to last, and give me an interesting hobby. If you have one to sell, I might be interested. -- johnie2xs@yahoo.com