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Early 1920’s
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Made by U.S.
Manufacturing
One of the earliest
electric models
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1920’s
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Another U.S.
Manufacturing product
A little more refined,
this one came in several different color combinations
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Late
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Made by Dominion
This line was also
made with red and black handles and features a lid lock
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1939
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Made by Knapp- Monarch
A beautiful design
accomplishment, the handles and lid pull are walnut, this is the first of
four poppers made by this company
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1947
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Made by Knapp-Monarch
The second of four
similar designs, it has bakelite feet and handles and etched glass dome
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1949
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Made by Knapp-Monarch
The
third of four similar designs, the lid handle has been modernized and the
cloth cord is updated
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1952
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Made by
Knapp-Monarch
"Redi-Pop"
The final version of a popper made by them, it features an automatic current
shut off when corn is done popping and a modern design with bakelite handles
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1940’s
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Made by Dominion
Handles and crank knob
are hardwood
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1950
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Made
by Manning Bowman
The
Kernel Korn popper was a vision of period design, with three separate parts
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1952
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Made by Kenmore for
Sears
Advertised as
“gleaming, modern design”
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Late 1950’s
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Made by Filtro
Electric of Canada
Can also be used as a
deep fat fryer!
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1960’s
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Made
by Regal Cookware
This
popper was a limited run and features steam holes in the lid and "atomic"
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1970’s
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Made by Presto
Flying Saucer design
with Teflon coating has red ready light in front
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1974
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Made by Penncrest for
J.C. Penney
Popular in tv rooms,
dorm rooms and rec rooms, this one has a glass dome and Teflon coating
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1970’s
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Made by Presto
The Caramel Corn’r
promises “from popped corn to caramel corn in 7 minutes”!
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