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The Kenwood vacuum I have is similar to that shown in picture 1 in Louis's reply number 7, including the tools

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More pictures here on the link https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?91076_1

Austin Sent you a message assuming I still have your correct phone number Al

The cash registers look like NCR machines

Rondomatic I can see how it might be. Maybe as the door is of a different style and the full width of the machine it was reversible although it does not appear that the door catch could be reversed. Where were Rondo machines made please?

Metal strip Louis Wow, you do look at these videos with a sharp eye LOLOL But now you mention it, I can see it too. Rather like a much more advanced Hoover Twosome - I see the point you are making. I would love one of those AEG machines, or even a Husqvarna - I am not too fussy! I have not...

Louis I wonder if it is a twin tub - there is no doubt the two are a matched set, but the change in depth between the two parts and what appears to be two pull handles and also the change to the profile between the washer and the spinner at the rear makes me wonder if the spinner is an entirely...

1967 Radion Brilliant!

Crystal Queen Atlas refrigerators and freezers I do not remember seeing these on sale in the UK yet the internal fittings are labelled in English, a relatively small range of appliances, of course, even back then, Electrolux would have had a major market share. I have never seen a chest...

All is revealed So, it appears to be a multiple electrical outlet somewhat similar to that posted in reply #25. You need to go to about 24 minutes into the video where Julia is working at the oven and the panel is much more clearly visible behind her. As this is an electrical appliances...

Super Radion 1962 - you need to watch it right through to see laundry equipment which turns up from time through the video I wonder if, at around 3.13 in we see a successor to the Evalett washer I have previously posted in this thread

Casserole Chicken The episode I took the screen grabs from is from a different poster so it may play for US members I wonder if it is an earlyish one - unusually sponsored by S&H (pink) Stamps and it seems like she might been a little ahead of time as she fills with details of the next week...

Season One I actually found a somewhat similar control panel in the first season too, you can see it on the right hand side of the oven as we look at it. In the second picture you can see both it on the left of the cook top and the GE press button controls on the right

And the alternate view of that same kitchen. The Ingredient shelves have gone and the curtains on the window are different. On the last two pictures you can see the second control panel to the left of the cook top, right by the oven. It is NOT the controls for the cook top which are on the...

OK, so the episodes and pictures shown above are from, I believe, the first season. I have taken some screenshots of the later kitchen which now has a "window" behind Julia, no washer/dryer set and the oven off to Julia's right or our left as viewers. These pictures are from Elegance With Eggs...

So, after posting that last video, I moved on to another. I seems to be a similar set although not quite the same, but I see there is, apparently, another of those control panels on the left hand side of the cooktop against the wall - it can be seen about 10:50 into the video. I can see the...

Since watching the recent dramatization of Julia Child's early television work I have been catching up on some of the original programmes on YouTube. This broadcast (which I am guessing is from the mid-60s) features a different kitchen from previous ones and I am curious about the control panel...

Coffee-mate Who knew it could be so versatile

Philips Louis When you posted that advert it reminded me Which tested this machine amongst others in 1964 - the report was published in November of that year. I had forgotten about that one - it was made in France