you still use on a regular basis. Home or work.Mine is a 1940's radio I use every day. The sound quality is superior, only problem is I can't get all stations.
An ironframe upright honkytonk piano which was bought second hand in 1904 and a matching cabinet with stained glass window on the front door to keep the sheet music in.and the matching piano stool too
Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.
I did have a 1958 Sunbeam Cake mixer, but replaced that in the last year or so with a new one
. It was still working, but the small glass bowl (the one I used the most) slid out of the cupboard when I was getting something else out and broke on the tiles. It tripped the power cut out switch sometimes also.
My Epilady circa 1980s that still rips the hairs out of my legs and until recently my 1970's Mason and Pearson hair brush that recently gave up the ghost.
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