Iconic Braun KM32 food processor after the design by Gerd Alfred Müller, Robert Oberheim (Germany 1955) This machine was on the market from 1957 to 1991. It was one of the first devices to be made entirely of melamine resin. One copy is even in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York on. The machine is in good condition with signs of wear and still works perfectly. This lot consists of the following components: - the base with motor, and connecting cord (melamine resin and stainless steel) - the removable drive mechanism for the mixing bowls (melamine resin and stainless steel) - large mixing bowl (melamine resin) - small mixing bowl (melamine resin) - vegetable cutter with pressure cylinder (melamine resin and stainless steel) -- 3 knives for vegetable cutter (stainless steel) - blade holder for vegetable cutter (aluminium and stainless steel) - storage tray for knives (melamine resin) - dough hook (stainless steel) - whisk (stainless steel and plastic)