Parmentier It was in this era that the pop-up toaster took over as the standard design. Extremely well made and durable, toasters from this time are still hard at work in many homes today. This wonderful toaster brings the assembly line to the breakfast table.
Bread is placed in the appropriate end and is walked through the unit while being toasted.
You can watch the bread toasting through the circular viewing window in the side. From the late 1940s. This toaster came with a variety of colored, painted bases. Kenmore , from the late 1940s. This model came in either red, yellow, black, or green bakelite.