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- North Brothers Keystone Eggbeater, circa 1885 - Eggbeaters whisk, whip, stir, or beat eggs, cream and other liquid ingredients. These hand-operated, rotary crank beaters were first patented in the mid-1800s and by the end of the century had become valued labor-saving devices for cooks and housewives. The North Brothers Manufacturing Company created this wire whisk beater that could be mounted to a stand or the kitchen wall.
- circa 1885
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North Brothers Keystone Eggbeater, circa 1885
Eggbeaters whisk, whip, stir, or beat eggs, cream and other liquid ingredients. These hand-operated, rotary crank beaters were first patented in the mid-1800s and by the end of the century had become valued labor-saving devices for cooks and housewives. The North Brothers Manufacturing Company created this wire whisk beater that could be mounted to a stand or the kitchen wall.
- Fries & Co. Cream Whipper, circa 1900 -
- circa 1900
- Collections - Artifact
Fries & Co. Cream Whipper, circa 1900
- Eggbeater, 1884 -
- 1884
- Collections - Artifact
Eggbeater, 1884
- Electric Stand Mixer, 1950-1960 -
- 1950-1960
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Electric Stand Mixer, 1950-1960
- Beater, 1945-1955 -
- 1945-1955
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Beater, 1945-1955
- Fries & Co. Cream Whipper, circa 1900 -
- circa 1900
- Collections - Artifact
Fries & Co. Cream Whipper, circa 1900
- Eggbeater, 1923-1928 - Eggbeaters whisk, whip, stir, or beat eggs, cream and other liquid ingredients. These hand-operated, rotary crank beaters were first patented in the mid-1800s and by the end of the century had become valued labor-saving devices for cooks and housewives. The A&J Manufacturing Company of Binghamton, New York, was one of the largest producers of kitchen tools in the early 1900s.
- 1923-1928
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Eggbeater, 1923-1928
Eggbeaters whisk, whip, stir, or beat eggs, cream and other liquid ingredients. These hand-operated, rotary crank beaters were first patented in the mid-1800s and by the end of the century had become valued labor-saving devices for cooks and housewives. The A&J Manufacturing Company of Binghamton, New York, was one of the largest producers of kitchen tools in the early 1900s.
- Saltsman's Columbia Eggbeater, circa 1894 - Eggbeaters whisk, whip, stir, or beat eggs, cream and other liquid ingredients. This one from the late-1800s consists of a tin tube with holes along one edge. Housewives and cooks would place the tube with the edge with the holes down into a bowl filled with eggs or cream. Using a plunger with a perforated disk eggs could be beaten or cream whipped.
- circa 1894
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Saltsman's Columbia Eggbeater, circa 1894
Eggbeaters whisk, whip, stir, or beat eggs, cream and other liquid ingredients. This one from the late-1800s consists of a tin tube with holes along one edge. Housewives and cooks would place the tube with the edge with the holes down into a bowl filled with eggs or cream. Using a plunger with a perforated disk eggs could be beaten or cream whipped.
- Eggbeater -
- Collections - Artifact
Eggbeater
- Dough Beater Box, 1860-1880 -
- 1860-1880
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Dough Beater Box, 1860-1880