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At the risk of sounding like I'm trying to hock my wares to you guys, I've got a set of unused flatware for sale on ebay incase anyone's in need. [this post was last edited: 4/15/2011-14:27] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200598477363

IMO...the old aluminum ones work excellent Give 'em a quick pass of water from the kitchen faucet, just along the outside, set 'em on the counter and give the lever a firm pull. Mine never shatter the ice cubes. (Mine are "Philco" brand with the aqua pull tab on the end of the tray...

Been using the little baskets of Jet Dry in my KD-12 for years......probably since I restored it back in '99-2000.

Those things are waist deep on ebay for a couple bucks a piece.

Found 'em $7ea in chrome! Man, those look good. Might be a little to "late 50's" for my "early 50's" look. Mmmm...

I need about 40 of those chrome handles! Where can I get boomarang shaped chrome cabinet handles like those? I MUST have them!!

I am soooooo close to calling this guy up! I can't bare to look at the photos any longer.

I'm drawn to it like a moth to a flame It's such a tempting restoration project. To bad it needs the refrigeration system rebuilt.

Wow!! Hey, that's my refrigerator!!!!!! That center island with curved ends is fantastic!

Oh, that hurt to look at... I've loved these forever, and that just kills me to see one in that condition.

Weiner Wraps.......remember those? Man, we used to eat those bad-boys like crazy. Wasn't the "hungry man" song for Campbell's soup, for their new line of chunky soups?

Those are very cool. I've not seen one in person yet, but seems like others have posted photos of them here when we've been talking about vintage microwaves like Amana Radaranges and such. Nice score!

If anyone wants this, I can pick it up and hold on to it for a short time until you get here to pick it up, or if you're in the LA or SF areas I can bring it to you for a reasonable fee. http://slo.craigslist.org/zip/2302584045.html

Not liking pot pies? Them's fightin' words! Pot pies were great back then. We used to have a contest to see who could flip theirs over on their plate, and remove the aluminum pan without breaking the pie. Then, if you were really good, you could even turn the pie back upright. Those things...

Cool to know the home town origins of the dinners!

Like Malcom, I also remember the dessert, and you had to cut the foil top over the desert and peel just that part back, in order to get the crust on the apple pie to get crispy. Too funny![this post was last edited: 3/27/2011-21:17]

Agreed! Bring on the pictures!

I've never vacuum'd with their uprights, but do have a couple of their "Super B's." In fact, I was at yard sale a couple weeks ago and found one brand new in it's box, with original sales/ordering forms........for $5. Yeah, it came home with me.

The property is several rentals, so it could have been a tenant getting rid of stuff, or the landlord cleaning up after a tenant and setting stuff out at the curb. It was pretty unused when I found it, and had several bags of different flavors of smoking wood chips inside. It was quite a...

Good tip on the different names I'm guessing that if you took a diagram to your local butcher, he could cut that piece for you. They know what it is, as it's a part they've apparently been trimming off and throwing away for decades. I'll tell you though, the absolute best way to cook them is...