Sunbeam Mix Master

This is my mixer. It's old but it's works great and matches my kitchen. I've had it a number of years and to ensure it lasts a few more, I don't ask it to do real hard work like making big batches of icing, but I do use it for mixing cakes, whipping potatoes and other such tasks. I got it at a 'thrift' store for $25(high, yes, but I was in love). It came with the original booklet (below), 2 milk glass mixing bowls and the juicer attachment. Inside the booklet is the original sales receipt. It was bought on July 10, 1951 for 38.80. So I guess I got a deal!

As you can see the booklet has seen better days...Looks like an electric burner got a hold of it at one point. My best gal pal, heather, picked up the owner's manual seen below for me at the flea market a few weekends ago. I can't find a copyright date but I feel confidant in saying it's from the 1940's. I love the cover.
Look at all the things this mixer can do! Aren't these attachments crazy looking?

Slices

Crushes

Shells

and polishes! Ha ha!

It also has attachments (sold separately of coarse) for mixing drinks, grinding coffee, opening cans, sharpening knives, puree and ricing, chopping, slicing, shredding, grating, peeling, juicing, straining and it can turn an ice cream maker! That's alot of attachments! So where are you going to put them?

Where else, of course?