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Beater
- Material
- METAL-STEEL;
- Description
- Metal hand mixer consisting of three parts.
a) The first part is the turning mechanism which is housed in a circular metal case with a red push button on the side which increases or decreases the speed of the beaters. On top of the circular case is a red handle clamp. There is a metal handle whic…
- Other Names
- Hand Mixer
- Category
- TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR MATERIALS
- Sub-Category
- FOOD PROCESSING TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
- Description
- Metal hand mixer consisting of three parts.
a) The first part is the turning mechanism which is housed in a circular metal case with a red push button on the side which increases or decreases the speed of the beaters. On top of the circular case is a red handle clamp. There is a metal handle which turns the beaters on the opposite side of the pushbutton. Two metal beaters are suspended from the circular metal case piece.Printed on the case is '2-SPEEDS SUPER MIXER NATIONAL DIE CASTING CO. PAT. PEND. 600-N-ALBANY-AVE-CHICAGO-U.S.A.'
b) This is attached to a rod-like metal stand. The rod-like stand fits into a metal base in the shape of a capital letter 'I'.
c) Attached on top of the base and below the beaters is a metal disc which rotates. 600-N-ALBANY-AVE-CHICAGO-U.S.A.'
- History Of Use
- Metal hand mixer given to Mrs. Bayson by Charlie Sieh because the Bayson family had no electricity on their farm on Newens Road. The Bayson family farmed in the Bulkley Valley from 1924-1979. Charlie Sieh, who was originally from the U.S., farmed cattl
- Material
- METAL-STEEL;
- Height
- b) 20.7
c) 2
- Width
- a) 14
b) 12.7
- Length
- a) 27.5
b) 17.3
- Diameter
- c) 15.1
- Units Of Measurement
- Centimeters
- Number Of Parts
- 3
- Accession No.
- 1985.9.1 a-c
- Type of Record
- Museum Artifact
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