‘Cause if there’s anything 1937 was known for, it was blender craftsmanship.

Think of all the great things from 1937 you could celebrate: the first sci-fi convention, Howard Hughes’ record-breaking seven and a half hour flight from LA to New York, the creation of nylon, the death of H.P. Lovecraft, the debut of Daffy Duck, the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in theaters for the first time ever, the list goes on.

And you opt for a blender.

Sure, if you want a perfect amalgam of form and function, you’d be hard-pressed to top this Waring 60th Anniversary Blender.

But in the grand scheme of things, blenders aren’t that magical and historical. Except this one, we guess, since they’re selling it 73 years later.

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