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Vintage Proctor-Silex 7-Speed Solid State Blender, Model 8040-2, featuring the Mary Proctor branding and original period packaging.
This example is especially desirable because it remains factory sealed and unopened. The blender has not been removed, inspected, or tested in order to preserve its original sealed condition.
Made in the USA and dating to the 1970s era, this is a great piece for collectors of vintage kitchen appliances, retro décor, advertising, or unused new-old-stock household items.
Approximate jar capacity for this style/model is believed to be around 40 oz / 5 cups, but because the box remains sealed, the capacity has not been physically verified.
The original cardboard box shows significant age and storage wear, including staining, discoloration, edge wear, creasing, surface loss, and other cosmetic wear consistent with decades of storage. Please review all photos carefully for exact exterior condition.
Highlights:
Proctor-Silex
Mary Proctor branding
Model 8040-2
7-speed solid-state blender
Factory sealed / unopened
New old stock
Made in USA
Vintage 1970s-era appliance
Original box
Untested due to sealed condition
Because this is a vintage electrical appliance that has remained sealed for decades, no guarantee is made regarding present-day operation. Sold as a collectible new-old-stock item in its original unopened packaging.The Vintage 1970s Proctor Silex 80402 Mary Proctor 7 Speed Blender is a collectible kitchen appliance that is a rare find for those interested in retro small appliances. This blender, made by Proctor Silex, includes all the necessary components to function and comes in its original box from the 1970s. With its unique design and functionality, this vintage blender is a desirable piece for collectors or those looking to add a touch of nostalgia to their kitchen.