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Non Electric Stove Top ToastersHome. . 1920s. . 1930s. . 1940s & later. . Non electric. . 220 Volt. .
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Campfire ToasterThis commonly seen non-electric toaster was meant to be used on a wood or gas fire. While there are many other models, this one seems to have been the standard item.It is stamped from sheet metal with bent wire perches to hold the bread. The inside is perforated to allow flow of heat to the toasting surfaces. It measure 6 5/8" square and about 5 1/2" high. This one is a rusty old thing, not well cared for. Toast when you don't have electricity. Campfire ToasterSOLD |
The Jewel Toaster with Swinging DoorsThis non-electric toaster is a fairly scarce oldie made of stamped metal so it has the usual light right. It has an open bottom so the heat travels up and then vented through the sides.Each door has a knob on top to turn the slice to the opposite side. It has a nice signature on top of the toaster. Manipulating the knobs is enough to keep the kiddies busy if they are old enough to understand hot. Jewel non electric toasterSOLD |
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Marine ToasterMade to be used on a galley stove, this toaster is meant for the boating and yachting set, but also suitable for use in an RV or fifth wheel rig with a gas burner. It shows use and wear but is still serviceable.It has rods running the length of the toaster and the bottom is a V shape with perforations.The small triangular piece slides across the rods from end to end to clean off anything that's stuck on. It measures 9" x 4 5/8" x 2". Toast ahoy! Marine ToasterSOLD |
From New York, the Wolff Visible ToasterMade in Long Island City, New York, the Wolff Visible Toaster is an ordinary design and the same style of toaster is still made today as a camping toaster.But, the graphics on the carton make it interesting with suggestions for use; note the Good Housekeeping seal of approval. The carton top flap is missing but the sides proclaim the contents. The toaster folds flat and shows age and wear. The company began in the late 1890s and was incorporated in 1931 and was dissolved in 1984. The toaster was patented in 1921. Wolff Visible ToasterSOLD |
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Sterno Toaster from New YorkThis little toaster was made to be used with Sterno Canned Heat. The toaster fits on a frame with the sterno can below the toaster. It is signed along the edge, and it has a folding handle. The bottom of the toaster is nicely finished.Sterno Toaster from New York$35 |