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Subject: Re: Royal Electric Coffee Roasters

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nina de simone 365 north main st lakeport, ca. 95453

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Date Posted: 17:37:50 08/04/05 Thu
In reply to: Keith 's message, "Re: Royal Electric Coffee Roasters" on 12:37:15 03/28/04 Sun

I have a royal coffee roaster no.4 it has an electric motor and roast with gas it is all complete and i would like to know its value. it is approx 1927 or 1929. it also weighs about 4-5 hundred pounds with wheels let me know if you have any info sorry i do not have e-mail thank you nina de simone>>>Does anyone have any information about the Royal
>>>Electric Co. that produced so many nice coffee
>>>roasting, grinding, and brewing machines. I have a
>>>Royal #5 Coffee Roaster that I have restored and I am
>>>interested in other finds that could tie in. My
>>>roaster weighs 500 lbs and roasts coffee and peanuts
>>>perfectly and fast (10 gal's of peanuts in 20
>>minutes).
>>>A.J. Deer was the founder of the Co.
>>My father-in-law bought the co. from A.J.Deer during
>>the depression and operated it for many years,
>>providing parts for the machines.
>
>My Great Grandfather worked for the AJ Deer company
>and supposedly was a designer of Coffee Roasters. I
>have photos of other machines he created, but none of
>the Coffee Roasters.

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Re: Royal Electric Coffee Roasters	Jim	06:13:26 09/15/05 Thu