Great piece of advice: Destroy its mint condition!

From

Seldom, Beautiful, Mint condition, Striking

to

Regular, Usual, Boring, Destroyed

Great advice indeed!

Likely unlikely

What you will witness now might be the first ever documented Box Reproduction!!!

A documentary about Arthur Radebaugh in the making!!! AT LAST!!!

Please make Brett Ryan's life easier and CONTRIBUTE!!!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/closer-than-we-think#/

Here is the most typed KEYWORD on my BLOG:

And here my collection of Newspapers cuts:

Arthur Radebaugh

STARBUCKAROO

While looking at this picture, i realised that:

_ It was not made by the Family Robbiati,

_ The badge says it is a reproduction,

_ I don't know where it was made,

_ The badge shows undeniable good humour,

_ The Italian on the Badge is perfect.

And you?

If you talk about an object, don't buy it.

But if this object talks to you, then buy it.

"Eccelsior" - Coffee machine - Patented by Manlio Marzetti (1909) - Sold by "Edisonia", Milano, Via Lincoln, 13

 

Synergy

If Lucio wouldn't have sent me this crop of a 1915 Italian Newspaper,

Macchina a vapore per Caffè espresso

I wouldn't have found - while researching on it - that 

there was an Export/Import business going by the name A.S. Sassoon in Milano in 1951.

And the question:

What did Mr. Robbiati invent?

is becoming even more difficult to answer.

(i hear some say - in the back of the room - the pressure valve in the knob...

yep! Well, until proof of the contrary... as usual)

Bambi Espresso Szabadalom - "Reflektor" Gyártmany

NEW BADGE!

My collection of badges on Flickr here

is / period

If the red flames can be explained by the successive ink printing procedures,

the is  & . remain very mysterious.

Was is forgotten in the first place and later added?

Was the period (full stop) present in the first leaflet or later removed?

Base for Stella Coffee machines Typ 402 S

This is the advantage of being interested in a History

which nobody uncovered before.

You see with other eyes.

This time, i really appreciate the fact that someone else (the seller)

thought that it would be of interest (for me!).

A piece i only knew from a leaflet i saw the first time Mm. Stern visited me.

Since then, it has always been in the back of my head.

This is it together with the 104 base:

The list of "WANTED" items becomes thinner and thinner.

... and thinner...

(to be continued)