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Just for the record GE introduced their Mini-Basket/Mini-Wash system with the 1962 models.  Today's P.O.D. features the 1963 TOL machine.   lawrence

Jamie, In the last years of the original configuration (above), GE had already abandoned the 'Mark 27' badge and started marketing them as 'Spacemaker' ranges.   lawrence

Two questions about the POD -    First, what became of Easy?   Second, just reading the features of the advertisement for a 14-lb capacity washer, it would appear to be a quality product.  Was it?  Do any exist in anyone's collection?   lawrence

Re: Reply #10 John, One correction - both the washer and the dryer are 1968 models, at least based on the catalogs that I have.  The 1969 version would have been a WA850E and would have an optional Extra Rinse rotary switch.   lawrence

Congratulations! Nothing better than a matching pair, especially when they're Avocado.  Both are 1968 models. lawrence [this post was last edited: 6/27/2024-11:14]

Link to listing   lawrence https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/zip/d/emeryville-washer-and-stove/7757446602.html

78 when I go to bed, 80 when I get up in the morning.  Later in the summer the daytime setting might go to 81.   lawrence

Melvin, Congratulation on this acquisition!  So cool to find a matching pair of anything in a color.  Looking forward to seeing and hearing about their restoration.   Once they're cleaned up, could we get a pic of you mimicking the pic that Robert provided in Reply #1?   lawrence

Amber, Welcome to AW!  Many good sources of information here.   Based on the numbers you state, I'd say that the cooktop (JP76Y) is a 1964 model, and the wall oven (JD12X) is a 1963 model.  So maybe your home was built in the late fall of 1963, as the model year was changing and dealers...

Small wall oven.  I know these condominiums, but not sure if the appliance predates GM's sale of the brand.   $145 in Birmingham, AL   lawrence https://bham.craigslist.org/app/d/birmingham-24-inch-wide-frigidaire-wall/7755207283.html

The Sapphire WP dryer is really cool - and rare!   But that last GE dryer is my favorite.  Simple and dependable ("small" - ha).   And, the Harvest Gold GE pair ain't bad either.  Appears to be a 1972 set.   lawrence

Cole, Neat Duratub, but your link is to a ceiling fan...   lawrence

Melvin, Those definitely have your name on them.  Good luck with getting these - and we'll look forward to more photos once they're in Texas!   lawrence

Thanks, Bob!   lawrence

Whatever became of "THE FAMOUS NINETEEN HUNDRED CORPORATION"?  Did it morph into The Whirlpool Corp.?   lawrence

A few questions The finished product looks very good!  But -    I'm not familiar with this 'wrap' - how does it work?  Is it stretched across automobile panels?  And how is it attached?  Pressure-sensitive backing?   What kind of result might one expect with a non-SS appliance?  Especially...

That appears to be a nice, basic pair.  Washer looks like a single-speed, 3 water level, 3 temperature combination model; dryer is an auto-dry model.  If I am correct,  my ex had a pair just like this, purchased in 1985.   lawrence

Tom, I'm right there with you regarding this washer and dryer.  The 1958 is a beautiful machine, but there's something about the addition of color to the timer that really makes this one pop!   Which Rich's store were you haunting in 1959?   lawrence

Bob, Stay alert to the weather!  Forecasters are saying that there could be another round of storms today.     lawrence

John, Thanks for the correction regarding the production of GE's 40" ranges.  I failed to realize that they farmed that out as early as they did.  Bad GE.  Baaad GE.   lawrence