Lever Espresso Machine Gallery - Page 57

#561: Post by **espressotime** » April 12th, 2011, 1:01 am

leicaism wrote:Stefan,
yes.. the machine is in great shape and working condition..
Joe

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Must be the most beautiful machine I've ever seen.Somehow it reminds me of our annual familyholidays in Italy 40 years ago .Fiat 500's,Vespa's and beautiful Faema's.Life as it was meant to be.

April 12th, 2011, 11:35 am

yes.. In 1950s, there have many great and beautiful coffee gears made in Italy.. Another beautiful machine I adored is la san macro disco volante.

Joe from mars.

#563: Post by **Bluecold** » April 12th, 2011, 12:18 pm

That's with the crazy moving cilinders right?

April 13th, 2011, 12:43 am

Yes. it comes with movable piston groups.
Joe

#565: Post by **wildbwilson** » April 13th, 2011, 1:09 am

Joe,
Do you run a coffee shop and if so where?

April 13th, 2011, 2:51 am

hi, I am a house husband.. I make coffee for my wife, family and friends only

#567: Post by **drgary** » April 13th, 2011, 3:12 am

Just another coffee maker on Mars, right? That thing looks like it has a fifties dashboard, a chrome bumper and shock absorbers.

A house husband? You're Enrico Maltoni's little brother, aren't you, just having a little fun with us! Quite a tour and an amazing setup for entertaining a family of 12!

OK. Here's a softball pitch. What other shiny marvels of espresso brilliance are sitting on that counter (as if what you've already shown us isn't more than enough)?

#568: Post by **Bluecold** » April 13th, 2011, 4:50 am

leicaism wrote:Yes. it comes with movable piston groups.
Joe
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Those are so ridiculously cool. Avoiding patent wars can have interesting results.

#569: Post by **leicaism** » April 14th, 2011, 8:07 am

drgary wrote:Just another coffee maker on Mars, right? That thing looks like it has a fifties dashboard, a chrome bumper and shock absorbers.

A house husband? You're Enrico Maltoni's little brother, aren't you, just having a little fun with us! Quite a tour and an amazing setup for entertaining a family of 12!

OK. Here's a softball pitch. What other shiny marvels of espresso brilliance are sitting on that counter (as if what you've already shown us isn't more than enough)?

Dear Gary, I hope I can collect all great commercial machines made during 1950s. But I only have those two machines this moment.

The LSM is Espressoing by my lady.

#570: Post by **drgary** » April 14th, 2011, 11:30 am

And you even have a gorgeous cup, too.

I think we can all agree you've got a nice "starter" collection.

You're killing us out here!