Westinghouse Turnover Toaster

About a hundred years ago, when electricity in the home was replacing gas light, Westinghouse deployed a batllion of ladies as home demonstrators to households recently wired with electric service. Their job was to show the housewife the marvels of making electric toast and those of an electric iron.

The one is an earlier model because it sports a name badge citing the Copeman Patents. (See my links page to learn more about the Copeman patents.)

This one is still in good shape and makes good toast. Cord not included.