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Arcade Royal #77 Coffee Grinder

Arcade Royal #77 Coffee Grinder

Arcade Manufacturing Company, Freeport, IL. Considered a novelty in construction being assembled without any screws, this mill was very popular and durable. Wi...
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Arcade Manufacturing Company, Freeport, IL. Considered a novelty in construction being assembled without any screws, this mill was very popular and durable. With a simple twist of the hopper, the entire mill is open for easy cleaning. It came in three sizes, 77 being the smallest, 87 and then 97.
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