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Thread Number: 82030
/ Tag: Irons and Mangles
Vintage Proctor Silex Iron model I913L |
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Post# 1061898 , Reply# 1 3/1/2020 at 01:03 (1,510 days old) by Launderess  (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage) |
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No Proctor Silex
But several "Silex" irons; mostly "Mary Proctor" Never Lift and other dry irons.
Also have vintage Westinghouse, Presto and other irons. Some still NIB, others used once then cast aside. Boxes for many now are in tatters from being shoved about in storage, but irons sit unused. Bought many of these dry irons back when was into collecting them, and found vintage irons streets ahead of modern offerings. But since then discovered industrial/commercial irons and that was it; have rarely gone back. My Sussman pump steam irons are heavy, put out all dry steam one could want and get quite hot. So that's me for you. Would sell on some of my vintage irons, but quite frankly market is saturated and prices are thus depressed. It would cost more in shipping than price likely to fetch, so things are just lying about spare haunting me. | ||
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