A working toy oven from 1916, I am impressed.

@alyssawilson4197

6 жыл бұрын

thoroughly...

@Iceis_Phoenix

4 жыл бұрын

They made things better back then.

@lambgaming1347

4 жыл бұрын

@@Iceis_Phoenix Yep

@linkroblox9474

3 жыл бұрын

Same

You should get a thermal camera to show us where and how your toys heat up or if they heat up evenly.

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking in today. It took me awhile to find the patent for this oven. Look in the description you will see I linked to it on Google Patents. The patent states this is a toy size oven. The company was an electric company and also made full size ovens. It is cool that they were from Chicago Illinois :) "My invention relates to electrical stoves and particularly to stoves of toy size which can be used with safety and efficiency by children and even older persons......"

@riritv6782

8 жыл бұрын

where did you get that from

@avrilc4937

8 жыл бұрын

I love you're videos

@zackstoner370

8 жыл бұрын

zackstoner8410@gmail.com with you ✉ mail

@zackstoner370

8 жыл бұрын

could you send a message

@jade4341

8 жыл бұрын

You should be very careful because it has what looks like to me cloth wiring for the cord and could catch fire easily.

They had Easy Bake Ovens for Kids back in WW1? Wow, You learn something new everyday!

@wolfjedisamuel

8 жыл бұрын

I'm just basing my comment off the title of the video. Excuse me for my assumptions, I'm not a toy expect.

@sherryriley2811

8 жыл бұрын

Sorry I wasn't trying to be ugly .... !! Didn't mean it that way

@AzzureSky

8 жыл бұрын

WW1 was from 1914 to 1918, so yeah, that's oven for WW1 kids. (Althought not Easy Bake as it's just mini version of normal electric oven)

@crashingdays7597

7 жыл бұрын

wolfjedisamuel my name is Samuel too😃😃😃😂😂😂

This is incredible! I can't believe it still works!

It's crazy to think that the child who owned this oven is probably dead by now.

@schmetterlingxox3096

8 жыл бұрын

Hmm. I wonder.

@AKayfabe

8 жыл бұрын

It is! But this is the case with all antiques the owner is dead now. Also, for me it freaks me out to hear that someone was born in the 90s or 2000s because I was born in 1975, but still feel and consider myself to be very young. I graduated in 94 and it still feels like it was yesterday even tho I am now 40, I have no children and so to me the very idea that someones that much younger is crazy to me. I still feel 20 years old, and act like it also really.

@fromlaoswithoutlove

6 жыл бұрын

It think it's a toy from 1990 disguised as a 1916 toy

@blueberrypitbull87

6 жыл бұрын

No..It is not. See that old cord? A new toy would have the modern day design for electrical cords.

@LadyDragonsblood

6 жыл бұрын

katlyn caroline No, this is the the real oven from 1916.

1916 was a important year in irish history and the fact that its 100 year old makes it amazing

@SirHRDking

7 жыл бұрын

I remember everything that year

I remember when I use to watch these videos as a kid I’m now 18 how time flies

@LuckyPennyShop

2 ай бұрын

It sure does. Thanks for watching.

If I had the cash, I would love to collect old toys like this.... right now I’ll live vicariously through these videos. 😂

@iamimperfectionperfected4

2 жыл бұрын

I bought one for $38 with a cookie sheet and pot.

I do believe that these were door to door salesman's samples of the real ovens that they would carry around for demos in prospective buyer's homes. They likely were then sold or taken to the salesmen's children after the model was discontinued. My mom worked for Ma Bell in the 60s and 70s and I also had many smaller scale display models of different items that the company used. All for business meetings and things of that nature where having to move the object in question was impractical. I had a truck with the spools of cable and upgrades that were highlighted to cut on 3rd party contractors , a primitive model of a fax machine (non working of course), a model of a telex (also non working) and other company products. I wish I had saved them, but they took a beating and were thrown out at some point.

@tricdaddy316

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah I agree this was most likely a salesman model when it was first introduced. Although I would imagine most households in 1916 still used coal rather than electricity

@boredoutofmymind2469

8 жыл бұрын

I read: "....real ovens that they would carry around for demons"

@AKayfabe

8 жыл бұрын

Well either way I want one!!!!

@eatmenowpleasee

6 жыл бұрын

The patent says this was a toy made for children

@Kubulek17

3 жыл бұрын

But what was the point of a mini oven that functions nothing like the real one …

The most satisfying part was him cleaning it👌🏽💯❤️I don't know why but it was

Walt Disney would have been 15 when this came out. The more you know 💫

@savannahgallagher8463

8 жыл бұрын

Actually he would be 14...

@jacketylon

6 жыл бұрын

Ok but like so he is born in 1898

@arjun-gf9mo

4 жыл бұрын

Johni Kruger he was born in 1901

@lambgaming1347

4 жыл бұрын

@@savannahgallagher8463 stop acting like a know it all

How many likes can we get for a face reveal?👍🏼

@liaw.8429

8 жыл бұрын

👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍

@cosworthTV

8 жыл бұрын

i have his fb

@briiannanaicole4246

8 жыл бұрын

+cosworth itsworth What is it??

@liaw.8429

8 жыл бұрын

Briianna Naicole​ Facebook , I think

@briiannanaicole4246

8 жыл бұрын

Lia W. I wanted to know his Facebook. I asked what is it?

I bet OddTinkering could make that look beautiful for you! Love it!! Thanks for the video!

Now this toy is over *an century* . So incredible that still works :D!

everything looks soo big and small my perception is all mash up with this cooker XD

that's so cool! it's like an easy bake oven but functional and slightly dangerous haha!

@AKayfabe

8 жыл бұрын

Not at all dangerous if you have a brain. Children back then and well into the 90s had the brains and ability to use toys that were not all dumbed down and forced to be 100% stupidity proof like today, none of us are dead or mained because our parents actually parented, schools actually taught, and we used common sense and our minds more. Todays children do not and it is not because they couldn't or are any stupider or any such thing. It is society and parenting that has failed them. Todays children could safely use the toys of before if people taught them properly, and they used sense and patience like we once did.

@germyw

6 жыл бұрын

A Kayfabe Uhh. No. They were regular. They got burned just like these kids would. This is precisely why they changed things. Kids got hurt a lot. Now, their parents didn't sue as much BUT because of that, MORE KIDS GOT HURT. Toys are better now. I don't need my kid to lose an eye (and the company selling it knowing the real possibilty of that) just to try to prove how tough or "smart" she is. Smart people don't do stupid things like play with dangerous items.😔

Mini food Channel?! Yes, yes, yes!

Awesome !! I'm sooooo excited about the mini food channel !!! You already got a subscriber here Lps Dave !!!!

this makes me happy I spent my Sunday watching miniature stuffs and freaking out about bacons cooking on tiny oven omg

God bless you for this channel, my friend. I wanted to see what vintage ovens were available online, and I mistook these modules as simply "toys ". Amazing..

@LuckyPennyShop

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the channel. If you have any oven questions, let me know, I have probably tested 30+ different kids ovens on video.

I really love how you breath life back into these old toys and just imagine how many kids played with them and the stories that go with them :) thanks for showing us these lovely toys

@LuckyPennyShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Erica Robyn Glad it shows in the videos. I really like the history and showing the older toys.

When a toy stove/oven from 1916 functions longer than your regular oven from 2017... :\

This is so cool! I love old stuff like this!

100 year old small oven, things were designed for quality back then

As someone who loves old Victorian style stoves, and miniatures, this is gorgeous!

@LuckyPennyShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Jesi Allen This is one of my favorites! It worked great for such an old stove.

@jesiallen504

7 жыл бұрын

Have you used this stove for any other videos? Your mini food video are so much fun to watch!

I believe I saw an advertisement for a similar type oven and it showed a girl in the kitchen with 'mommy' and it said "adult supervision recommended"

what an awesome little oven! Amazing that it still works after 100 years!

It's so cool to see a kid's oven from a century ago! I didn't even know they had these back in the 1910s.

@stellaanon9841

8 жыл бұрын

I think you mean a century ago. A decade is only 10 years, a century is 100...

@hrtz4min

8 жыл бұрын

Stella Anon Woops, I got my years messed up. Thank you for pointing that out.

A century old working toy oven?! HOLY COW! :D

This oven is really cool. Never knew ovens like this existed before the 60s. It would be awesome if you showed a video stripping down an oven like this to its bare bones and doing a full restoration with new paint etc. The before and after would be amazing to see. I wonder how much collectors would be willing to pay at auction for an oven this old. When I see vintage items such as this my mind always goes to how cool it would be to bring the item to Antiques Roadshow and get it appraised. I live in NY and the show came here about two years ago and I applied for tickets to go. The show does a lottery for two free tickets per person and you can only bring two items to be appraised. I didn't get the tickets, but I will try if the show ever comes back this way. My mom just got a really amazing jewelry scale from my grandfather that I would be interested in getting appraised. Anyway, I'm off topic. I can't wait for the mini food channel to go live. Question, will you be moving all future maker set videos to that channel and only make mini food with them or will you still continue to do oven and maker videos here with larger food? I watch many videos on this channel but the maker and oven videos are my all time favorite.

@LuckyPennyShop

8 жыл бұрын

It would be like American Restoration for toys :) The mini food channel will just be cooking mini food in a special set. I will continue to test other ovens and do all of the Easy Bake type videos on Lucky Penny Shop.

@FrozenUSA

8 жыл бұрын

All of this sounds awesome and I will look forward to the launch of the mini food channel. As I have been saying, food making and food maker sets are my favorite types of videos on this channel. I really also liked the Jello Pudding kit videos you did recently. All these videos always make me so hungry!

Find these videos strangely relaxing.

It is so cool that I watched this in 2016. This is so nostalgic for me.

Hi I just came accross you're Chanel when I was watching the safety programs with my four year old son and this small stove is so cute and would be great for a small trailer that did not have a stove. Very good restoration you did wow I like the stove a lot. Thanks for showing it I never saw a cute small stove like that never in my life from growing up in the eighties.

@LuckyPennyShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Eagle Eyes Glad you like it. I have tested about 30 different ovens on video.

So cool I never new that you have an antic right in front of you I bet it's worth slot of money

Man you got this to clean up nicely

A hundred year old toy kitchen?! That's amazing

I've seen something like this, from that era, in a museum before. I didn't know they made electric ones back then, though.

Where did the mini cookware come from? It's so cool.

@LadyPicker

6 жыл бұрын

Paisley Parrish I collect old realistic miniature kitchen items. You can get them on eBay. Look for miniature Revere ware and toy wear ever hallite. Pinterest is probably a good place to look too :)

@gorditavilla2516

6 жыл бұрын

I know so cool

You could have poached a quail’s egg in that pot, maybe with a little bernaise sauce. Yum!

Sweet!!!! I'm fascinated.

GeeZUS that looked good!

That's amazing! If you get the opportunity to get more toys from the early 1900's I would love to see them!!!!

This is impressive!!! Wonderfull!

Lucky penny shop, I love watching your videos! And I made a promise with myself, no matter the age I am, I WILL ALWAYS WATCH YOUR VIDEOS! It will bring back memories. U are quality.

@LuckyPennyShop

7 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate it!~ Thanks for being a long time fan.

This is so cool. I've never seen a 100 year old stove. I never even knew they existed back then. thank you for showing this. I take it the bread isn't full sized . that's cool.

@LuckyPennyShop

8 жыл бұрын

+linda wenger It was regular bread. Just not regular white bread.

@LillyBug77x4

8 жыл бұрын

Oh ok That's cool. It just looked small on the screen. :)

@tricdaddy316

8 жыл бұрын

It's hard to imagine kids 100 year ago having a childhood

It's beautiful! I would probably have it as a decoration

I watch your channel at 2013 util 2016 love u so much

This looks so cool

I really like miniatures, especially real working ones

i love these videos of the old "toy" ovens

really cool Dave

This is the coolest!

This is amazing XD

How big is it. Looks really tiny. Even though it's bigger than your had

@js0nkn0ws

8 жыл бұрын

*Hand

@krislynpham7465

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Ngo you mean hand

@vasaus

6 жыл бұрын

Krislyn Pham hunty, did you not see that they corrected themselves?

I am really looking forward to that mini food channel. the first second I hear that that channel is up I will subscribe

I can't wait for the mini food channel 🙊

Actually, for a toy that's 100 years old, it looks damn good even before you spruced it up. For sticky tape residue use Goo be Gone, works pretty good, it breaks down the adhesive without destroying the surface it's on. The old wiring scares me, you really should have it rewired with modern materials. Heating elements draw a lot of power and those wires are too old for that now. I got a kick out of the mini Revere Ware sauce pan complete with lid. My mother had a real set of those. In the old days (the turn of the last century) when real stoves like that existed that heated up with the use of either coal or wood, the burners that were right over the fire box (usually on the left) were the hottest burners. The ones over the oven were medium temps and the ones way off to the right were the coolest ones used just to keep things warm until ready to serve. You almost always had a big pot of water on the stove that was kept warm for any use. Some stoves had a big water tank installed on the side of the stove to have hot water on demand as long as the stove had a fire in it. Back in those days, families were generally larger, more children in the household and often you had several generations living under one roof. Kids back in those days were expected to help out as much as possible, cooking, cleaning, taking care of younger kids and the grandparents. Children were introduced to chores earlier in life than they are now. Cooking at an earlier age was not uncommon, so an electric toy stove from 1916 could be used by an 8-10 year old with confidence that the child wasn't going to do something dumb with it. My mother started me cooking on her electric stove and sewing machine when I was 5 years old. She trusted me not to do something harmful to myself. But yes, I was supervised the whole time.

I can't wait for the new channel

Wow it still works :)

so cool.

@noyes7924

6 жыл бұрын

Rebecca McDowell so uhh he owns the oven and he still alive 😋

Looks 👍. I love these tiny gadgets things. (Can't tell how small or large it is lol)

awesome never seen this before

This is way cooler than toys today

@gracelockhart6040

6 жыл бұрын

Alondra Hernandez yeah, because kids are being taught to be stupid and clueless nowadays.

Do more mini oven and stove videos! They are really satisfying. Please do more!

I love this one its cute.

These are sooo cute `!

I like how you made the bacon it looks really really really cool

awsome!!!🍞

My grandma would've been 1 year old when this came out.

Aaah I have a set of bigger pots like the little one on the back X'D

it's 4:00 in the morning and everybody is sleeping but know I'm craving bacon...

that's why i was a sad kid, cuz i didn't had such an awesome toys

I love your video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

im really excited for the new channel!! can't wait for it :D and now i want a grilled cheese

@LuckyPennyShop

8 жыл бұрын

It is getting closer :) just a few more tiny details.

I’m a new sub and this is awesome

If there is rust use wool wire or whatever it is it's useful for getting rid of rust. I used it on my bike. :)

I love your videos there really good

i will always starve when i wach cooking videos of lucky penny shop

Neat really neat

I'd like to see a 2 layer cake baked. Doubt if any toy made today would last 100 years!

You find the most amazing toys! Love this video

@LuckyPennyShop

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching them.

@respect97257

7 жыл бұрын

hi

so cool how you cleaned that

you are so good at pudding things together

that bacon looks good!

i like your videos and i like the mini revere ware

I like this👍👍

hi i love your video.

He Always say Mmmm When he Eats Something lol could say Yum!

11:15 the baking pan had a heart shape on it

A tip put salt in water to boil it faster

This video is a trip to watch, my eyes see the pans and cant figure out if they are small or you are a giant haha

@LuckyPennyShop

6 жыл бұрын

+ZimBeckler :)

I love mini stuff

weren't these used for Oven Salesman to show examples of the bigger models of them? pretty sure they weren't intended to be used as toys, but they probably were anyways. I think Easy Bake was the first company to release a toy oven in the late 60's. I remember seeing almost Tue exact same oven as this on an episode of American Restoration. Pretty cool.

@LuckyPennyShop

8 жыл бұрын

Good question. The stove did have a larger real version. I was able to track down the patent for this stove, and the inventor, did get the patent for this as a kids stove. (link in the description) The company did make full size stoves.

for the tape you should have used a fabric softener sheet , works like a charm for tape and stickers

it looks yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuumy!

Hello how are you? could you plz let me know where you buy your items thank you so much

Remember that very sharp object that you used in previous unboxings/ videos

love it

I swear one day you will have a toy museum and next to each display you will have little monitor with your youtube video next to it.

@LuckyPennyShop

6 жыл бұрын

+CrimsonEclipse That sounds like a plan!