Admiral 1959
Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Thirty
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phillymatt53
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I've restored those Admiral units.
Handwired chassis, built like a tank construction, and for early stereo products, they wern't that bad.
I remember my Mom using Pride liquid furniture wax very well. It smelled like gasoline to me.
Eddie
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My mom used Johnson's Pride for many years. I have a couple of the bottles, and one still has a little left in it.
Thanks for posting, but Pride would belong in the "Modern Living" thread. This thread is for appliances.
Regina 1953
mickeyd
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That 72 Frigidaire is really somethin', Louis, what a find, what a photo! All in a row with the trash smasher, too. Can't recall seeing a stove right next to the kitchen sink--great fire safety feature, lol, but I'm a bit mystified by the white covering over the burners. What's your take?
Intrigued by her heels with the cross-over latch, AND by your atavar. It looks Mrs. Doubtfire, but that shot is unfamiliar.
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Intrigued by her heels with the cross-over latch, AND by your atavar. It looks Mrs. Doubtfire, but that shot is unfamiliar.
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Westinghouse 1951
Westinghouse 1951
Nesco 1949
Westinghouse 1938
The Westinghouse roaster is the model prior to the two in our church kitchen, which are from around 1957.
The Nesco roaster is like the one that one of my dad's relatives had. She had the cabinet as shown. If I remember right, the lid was hinged.
The Nesco roaster is like the one that one of my dad's relatives had. She had the cabinet as shown. If I remember right, the lid was hinged.
Handyhot 1948
phillymatt53
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Those old Westinghouse fans are cool (pun intended).
I've got a 1930's Fitzgerald oscillating fan on my bedroom dresser that works like new (restored by me, of course).
Darn thing will outlast me for sure.
And I love that streamlined Art Deco style!
I've got a 1930's Fitzgerald oscillating fan on my bedroom dresser that works like new (restored by me, of course).
Darn thing will outlast me for sure.
And I love that streamlined Art Deco style!
My grandfather in Mississippi had a Westinghouse table fan similar in style. It most likely was made in 1948 or a little later, as the house didn't have electric until then.
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