Vintage Iron Demonstrator Model in Case by General Electric

c. 1940s/1950s; General Electric Company - Schenectady, NY Compact electric iron marked "DEMONSTRATOR - NOT FOR RESALE," housed in its original black carrying case labeled "GENERAL ELECTRIC IRON DEMONSTRATOR MODEL." The iron features a chrome-plated body with a black handle and integrated temperature control dial, with settings visible beneath the handle including fabric designations such as rayon, silk, wool, and cotton/linen. A small orange paper guarantee tag remains attached to the cord, reinforcing its showroom or sales-use purpose. The case is constructed from a rigid form wrapped in textured black material, fitted with a stitched handle and metal latch closure. Interior use would have been for transport and presentation, allowing sales representatives or retailers to demonstrate the iron's features directly to customers. Shows wear to the case including scuffs, edge wear, and light deformation; iron shows surface wear, light oxidation spotting, and age-related use; overall remains a strong display piece with original components present. Case: 10" W x 5.5" D x 6.5" H MM - 20127 - 041326 For information regarding shipping, please visit our Terms & Conditions page here.