Cavalcade of Food-What a wonderful kitchen you have there, Kevin! What a wonderful trip down life's memory lane for all of us baby boomers! I really appreciate the way you know all about the appliances in your collections, Kevin. Thank you so much for sharing with us. The people of Croswell, Michigan, are so lucky to have you guys there. Take care and stay healthy, especially during this time. You two gentleman are precious and don't ever change. :-)

When appliances had style. I remember my mom's silver toaster and waffle maker. They would have been General Electric. She worked for GE in Decatur Indiana. Take care. GM 🌞 😁🌞

My Grandmother past away when she was 39. The only thing her five children were left of her was a handful of pictures and a toaster. It was one that opened up from the outside and you had to flip the bread yourself. It’s a treasure in my family. Just a little story of a family toaster and how something so simple can mean so much❤️🍞still dreaming of the day we can come and tour your vintage appliance museum🚙🗺

My grandmother had a Sunbeam Radiant Control. I can still remeber being fascinated by how the way the two sets of heating elements looked when it was in operation. I believe radiant controls were manufactured into the late 1990s.

Cheers from Virginia fellas! Very well kept and maintained appliances! Keep on spreading joy and goodwill!

Oh my, look at the vintage toasters. Wow 😮 I love love your vintage kitchen! ✌️

My toaster is a Kenmore and looks a lot like that round top older Toastmaster. It has the 3 squigglies that look like a cursive lower case "f". It has a dial to set the doneness of the toast. It's a small one but I like that. Best longest lasting toaster I ever had. Many toasters and vaccum cleaners have gone through my hands. lol Tell Ralph I do more than warm up a pizza in my toaster oven. I cook at least 50 % of my meals in it. (a large size Black and Decker that Ilove) Because I got rid of the stove to set a 220 dryer in it's place.

This was a trip down Memory Lane! I remember that my mother had a Sunbeam toaster. She told me my aunt had a radiant toaster. She was impressed with it but never bought one.

I had a neighbor many years ago, who had that Sunbeam automatic lowering toaster. I had never even heard of such a thing until the late 80's. When she showed me how nice that still worked ( like yours), I thought that was the coolest thing I'd ever seen since, . . . well, . . . sliced bread! Thanks for sharing!

I had the toastmaster toaster with the 3 ribbons on it and it worked beautifully until I sold it on ebay a few years back. The thing must've been 50 yrs old but it worked well. I love the chrome and style of the art deco appliances.

I absolutely love the appliance videos!. I have a lot of items from my grandparent's kitchen. I have old Pyrex mixing bowls old grinders and utensils. I recently started collecting vintage Pyrex sets myself. I would love to see Cavalcade in person. I would love to see all those vintage appliances all together. Keep the videos coming guys!

oh my, Look at those!!! Thanks so much for showing those beautiful toasters! Hope you all stay well!!

I have a sunbeam radiant control. Whenever guests stay over when we have breakfast they are fascinated by it.

I owned a slim line for at least 30 years. I’d love another.

Absolutely incredibly beautifully designed toasters...💯✔️ I'm not sure which one I'd like to have in my personal collection...❓️

I have the Sunbeam & the Toastmaster. Now I WANT a self lowering toater!!toaster!! How cool!

Mon and Dad's Sunbeam toaster has been going strong since 1954. I bought one used before that was from the late 50s, I don't remember who made it, bit it was a four slice toaster with a broiler drawer underneath. It would do hotdogs, burgers, and even a steak and chops. I would love to see more on the different era of percolator that you have in the shop.

A toast to you gentlemen! Anything with woodgrain or avocado green is good in my book! Great collection 4 sure

Hello my Friends. Great video and what a memory you brought back to me with my Grandparents owning the Sunbeam at 1:50 Hope you and your families are healthy and well!

Great show. I remember growing up we had the manual toaster. We usually always had Sunbeam appliances. Thanks for the memories.

Love this show can’t wait for you guys to do more

My family had a manual drop side toaster at our summer cottage. The cottage has been in the family since the late 1930s and I assume my grandparents probably upgraded their home toaster and brought this one to the cottage sometime in the 40s. It takes two slices on each side. If it ever had any chrome on it it's long since been replaced by rust but we actually still have it and it still works even though we haven't used it in probably 25 to 30 years. I have a last gasp radiant control Sunbeam like the one you demonstrated that is my daily toaster. It's looks to be from around the time when they stopped making them which was about 1997. I got it on Ebay in a very poorly worded auction which if someone was looking for one of these it wouldn't have shown up in a search. It was very dirty but some paper towels and a bottle of Windex and it shined up like new. Not even any scratches in the chrome and it cost me about $20 with shipping! I bought it because I was tired of my Chinese made toaster that you had to toast everything twice to get it the shade that your toasters were toasting at.

Great seeing all these vintage appliances. Please continue to show all those interesting items in your collection. In addition more recipes are great too.

i have a sun beam toaster that my parnts had. i think its a 70s model. it has black plastic ends , sides are chrome but has the dial under the lever you push down, with a gold framing around the lever... 2 toast slots.. and it works fine;];];] my favorite is eggs on toast;];];] or and i wish.... i had the reciepe for milk toast... it was very thick gravy and you could put meat into it like southern gravy on besquits... but i liked it plain.. you can leave the toast whole or break it up into pieces..with real homemade fresh salted butter!!!! yoummmmmm!!

Lol! I was missing you guys and this just popped up on my screen!

Oh yeah, I remember this episode!

Hi guys! You have wonderful collections! I love to watch your channel, I learn great cooking and vintage electric appliances. I will try to find a Sunbeam toaster, they are absolutely gorgeous. Thank you and stay healthy!

we have the toastmaster powermatic which I found NOS. It's the same one we had when I was a kid so had to have it. Use it every day.

I have a super cool Sunbeam AT-A toaster in phenomenal shape except for a broken base where the thrift store employees tossed it in the dumpster. You could basically have the base 3-D printed nowadays. If sits on my desk not as a toasted but a super cool looking late 60s piece. It had to be high end then because of how rare it was…modern day manufacturers could make a killing replicating that glass print design.

Hi guys! What a beautiful collection of toasters! I only have one but love it - it's a Universal. I actually have several Universal products so I guess you could say it's one of my favorite brands. Glad you guys are well! A toast to you! Adam

My grandmother had one of those Sunbeam self loader toasters into the early 90s. I have a really antique toaster that I unfortunately misplaced the cord to. It can't really toast bread slices any larger than Wonder Bread. It has a holder on each side of the element which flips sidways.

Aww, I loved this so much. You have so many beautiful toasters.. it's fummy, but my new Cuisinart looks so similar to the old Models Love your channel. I toast you both 🍞🥂

I just love toasters, and have most of your pre-60's that you demonstrated. I use the flip toasters for bagels and muffins they work great and super fast. Your 1953 Westinghouse ? model is ran on a timer too. I like the Sunbeam T-6 and when it's on, the center of the 6 has that orange glowing light. Thanks again for the demonstration.

I have had my Sunbeam automatic toaster for many years over 20 and it was over 40 years old when I bought it.

Great Video !

My aunt Marie had that Westinghouse toaster! The toast outlived her.

What a terrific video to illustrate how carefully built American made small appliances were. It’s so sad that the USA has given up all of its small appliance manufacturing to China and that now we are forced to buy cheaply made stuff……… that if you’re very lucky will still be functional 5 years later.

Looks so neat, all these toasters, that one-sider one is just so unreal ! Looks like ya'll need to make some omelettes & coffee to go with the toast or maybe some ham & cheese sandwiches. ha ha ha Take Care & stay healthy!

I've got that ancient "D'Lorian" toaster. It's got mica in it. BTW I use all the time

Hi Kevin, I thought I would give you a little shout out there in Croswell, Michigan I just got a real nice toaster from sometime before the first wold war and the carriages swings out and you can toast one side at a time and I had fun working with it and I have my eye some really neat things in the future. Stay tuned. Sincerely, Robert

The manual one actually allows the toast to slide down and therefore flip automatically. At least the one we had at our cottage did.

I had that toastmaster one you showed in the beginning. It didn't pop up, just kept heating. I took it apart to try to fix it and ruined it 😔. I have a sunbeam automatic one also that works pretty well. I've seen toasters like that really old manual one, never ended up purchasing one.

Great job guys you did a wonderful show! But did you borrow the door so nobody mugged you for the bread! LOL we still can't get much bread here... But I've had at least one or two of the different toaster you have

Hi Kevin! Can you make a video on polish coffee cake? When I lived in Toledo my mom would buy it for Easter and Christmas it had raisins in

Nice 😀

Mom had the self-lowering Sunbeam toaster.

Really fun!. Is that a kitchen aid superba dishwasher by the sink?

The 1st toaster was my favorite. Had a 4 slice toaster growing up in a household that devoured bread. Btw, will you be doing the review on vintage dishwashers?

You have a great collection. The late 60s-70s versions incl the side facers you have are great and kitschy. Do you have any Dormeyer branded appliances? For some reason, I have a number of them.... stand mixer, hand mixer, toaster, blender.

We have the first 2 Sunbeam toasters you show.

I have a vintage toaster from the 80’s that’s brand new. If I wanted to use it how would I go about cleaning and sanitizing it?

Kevin, i love you x

We had the Toastmaster on the table. I guess at some point, the companies realized they couldn't make money if their product was going to last 60 years and so began "planned obsolescence". Right now, I have a Cuisinart that I paid $60 for and the push-down lever is pretty flimsy. Next time I'll look for a 1950s Toastmaster. Just found your videos - watched the one on stoves, which I loved. Are you also on another channel....something about Prepping? You seem familiar.

You called bread the food of life. You can say the same about potatoes. Makes me wonder why someone has never made a toaster that can toast bread and potatoes. Basically a toaster/potato chip combo.

No round Proctor from the 1940's ?

Here's a very funny Toast Song! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ia6gp9GQmLjdiXk.html

Toaster parade at Cavalcade ʕ•́؈•̀ʔ

That old automatic Sunbeam works for better than toaster I have now.