Model D-12 Electric Toaster National Museum of American History

Model D-12 Electric Toaster National Museum of American History

In 1905 inventor Albert Marsh developed a special type of wire by combining nickel and chromium. His new nichrome wire could be heated by an electric current and cooled repeatedly in the presence of oxygen without burning out, perfect for making heating elements.

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Early Electric Toasters

NC Miscellany – Exploring the History, Literature, and Culture of the Tar Heel State

National Museum of American History

Toastmaster 1A1 Electric Toaster National Museum of American History

Image of AD: TOASTER, 1911. - American Magazine Advertisement For Simplex Electric Toasters, 1911. From Granger - Historical Picture Archive

World's Largest Small Electric Appliance Museum - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

Sunbeam Corporation, est. 1893 - Made-in-Chicago Museum

THE NEXT GENERATION TOASTER - Engineer-Skills

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The Filing Cabinet

Electric Toaster National Museum of American History

General Electric D-12 type 2 electric toaster

A General Electric Type D12 Porcelain Toaster