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Posted 12 years ago
walksoftly
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After seeing toracat's post for his vintage travel iron I thought that I would post mine.
Found this at a garage sale last summer, didn't need it but thought it interesting.
It is a Hylite travel iron, it has a removable cord, & folding handle
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Link to toracats's travel iron.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/87042-landers-frary-and-clark-9-00-iron
That is also a beauty!! love it!!
Thanks for the love toracat, I thought you would appreciate this being the well traveled man that you are.
If your's ever quits you know where to find one.
Thanks for stopping by to show this some love tony, Phil, lundy & petey.
Nice find bro ! And still in box :-) I guess they never used it or never traveled
Thanks for showing this some love Ted.
Thanks for the love on this Geno, when I walked into that garage sale I certainly wasn't looking for an iron. I just couldn't resist it's cool factor, a lot of thought went into the design & packaging of this gem.
Hi Sis, thanks for the love on this one. I think it did see some use, as there is lots of tape holding the box together.
Thanks for the comment Phil.
This is one of those products that started as a concept, then passed on to an industrial designer to render a design on paper that would appeal to the consumer. Then the engineers had to figure out a way to build it.
And yes it does look like a stapler.
sounds like me -- have several but this particular one -- mine is a singer -- but they work great for when wants to transfer embroidery patterns since you need a dry iron
Thanks for the love epson, maybe I should use this one when applying iron on edging in my wood working projects. My wife doesn't like it when I use her good one & get glue on it :-)
Thanks for the love on this one, Hunter, gargoyle, neil & Sean.