Alexanderwerk bread slicer

Hey guys, my father is looking for a bread slicer. Do you know where i could find one? (I live in Sweden)

 

Have you guys ever seen any thing like this? Is it rare?

 

There's one on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Han...501595?hash=item464479285b:g:v0gAAOSw37tWBcNb but it looks pretty rusty.

There were a handful of them that sold on ebay in the last couple of months: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...lete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

 

Sorry, I have never seen one. They look cool, (seems like a knife would be easier) but still cool.

 

Yeah, a regular knife would be easier. Not as fun though, I wonder how well it works...

 

Ye I've seen that one, I would like to restore it though

 

I agree with Alton Brown: single use appliances take up too much space, and I already have way too much cast iron sitting around. My bread slicer is a positive-serrated Carl Schlieper Eye Brand 12" carbon steel knife, which conveniently fits in my knife block.

 

That's a baguette guillotine. Should be useful if you are planning a bread revolution.

 

Yeah, he won't use it on a daily basis. Just for the looks!

 

I have one just like that if you're still looking & would also pay the P&P from the UK. It was also used for slicing rye bread

 

im reblading a brotmax and have a 2nd one that needs a blade and wood

 

This seems to be the original type of bread slicer, and my first time to see this, amazing!