Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Thirty-one

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Dormeyer 1950

 

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General Electric 1963

 

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Easy 1946

 

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Emerson Electric 1955

 

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Frigidaire 1932

 

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Du Mont 1948

 

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Zenith 1972

 

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Zenith 1956

 

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Dormeyer 1952

 

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Westinghouse 1940

 

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West Bend 1982

 

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Hardwick 1967

 

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Dormeyer 1951

 

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Hamilton Beach 1963

 

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West Bend 1982
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We had the Slo-Cooker Plus as shown. I would sometimes cook hot dogs on the lower part. Also had the Party Perk, except in Avocado.

 

[mattl]

I had a later version of the Zenith clock radio, mine had L.E.D. display and a straight line radio tuner. I used it for many years. No other clock radio sounded as good back then. Replaced it with a 2 piece Nachimichi stereo clock radio, later with a Proton, each was a step up in sound quality.

 

[phillymatt53]

I had a later version of the Zenith clock radio, mine had L.E.D. display and a straight line radio tuner. I used it for many years. No other clock radio sounded as good back then. Replaced it with a 2 piece Nachimichi stereo clock radio, later with a Proton, each was a step up in sound quality.

I've got the non-clock version of that Zenith radio with the "circle of sound" bottom speaker.
It's up on a shelf in my garage so I can enjoy my favorite classic rock on WMGK 102.9 FM.