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This web site has been totally updated.  Most of the information has been moved and updated from the old site.  If you have suggestions for improvement, please let us know.
   

 

   

Recent Additions to Catalog

New T-Shirt and Ball Cap

Check out the new Manley Aristocrat t-shirt and Manley Popcorn ball cap
   

 

   

Related Web Site

BurchPopcornMachine.com

A related site is Burch Popcorn Machine.  Although not as complete as this site, its goal is the same.  Burch Manufacturing Company was the name used until Manley changed its name in 1940.
   

 

 
   

In 1940, Burch Manufacturing Company changed its name to Manley to match its owner--Charles T. Manley.  Burch Manufacturing Company was founded by Julian Burch in 1922 or 1923.  Shortly thereafter Charles T. Manley joined Burch.  After another short period of time, Julian Burch left the company and went to St. Louis where he started a new company to manufacture popcorn machine--Star Manufacturing.  Manley maintained the Burch name for many years until it was changed in 1940.  On their emblem in the late 1940s, it said Manley, formerly Burch Manufacturing Company.

For more information on Burch Machines, please visit our sister site at:

BurchPopcornMachine.com  

Here is one of the later Burch Machines, the Worlds Fair Model:

Burch Worlds Fair Model

Photo courtesy of Forum Member heggers