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Chrysler was NOT formed from Maxwell and Dodge...... It was formed from the remains of the Maxwell Chalmers Company......Chrysler bought Dodge in 1928, the same year they introduced the Plymouth and the DeSoto.......PAT COFFEY

It is a 1954 GE Combination Fridge/Freezer The way to tell is it has a white interior with the revolving shelves and as for the gasket try the link below... and yes the freezer is not self defrosting......PAT COFFEY http://businessfinder.cleveland.com/4901001/Modern-Parts-House-Cleveland-OH

I plan to be there with my video camera and tripod....PAT

The combo nation mention on Dick Van Dyke Actually Millie Helper’s Combo was mentioned in the episode where the Petrie’s and the Helpers go house hunting together and the kitchen you see them in is the Petrie’s kitchen in Willettown, where they lived before moving to New Rochelle. The scene...

It is not a 1979 model Gansky The 1979 model was the LFI series and the cycle markings were still on the dial skirt not on the control panel in 1979. This model is from 1980 or 1981 because in 1982 the put a ring around the Whirlpool name and also used orange and black trim on the control...

The Pink set look like Kenmores They are not only Kenmores Paul..they are 1964 Lady Kenmores to boot…PAT COFFEY

The same fridge used on Friends. and on One Day at a Time…PAT COFFEY

The avocado range above DOES have the window shield…. In picture #4 the instructions tell you to raise the window shield…PAT COFFEY

The window shield was still in use in 1980 models My mother got a GE 30 Inch Stove in Harvest Wheat in 1980 and it had the P7 oven and we had to raise the shield in the door before we could clean the oven…and this was the TOL model with the touchpad digital clock and timer…..PAT COFFEY

Mia Farrow was not in Wait Until Dark It was Audrey Hepburn……….. and Goldie Hawn’s washer in Overboard is a Whirlpool…also in the episode where the Partridges are trying to conserve energy they have a Philco Bendix Pair from the late 60’s in the basement next to the freezer. You see them when...

two thumbs up I really liked your story….you are very creative and write very well…PAT COFFEY

Eddie the Control Master was the Presto Temperature Probe that was made to fit a number of Presto Portable Appliances (other companies like GE, Westinghouse and Farberware used the same idea too). You could use one probe on Presto’s Electric Fry Pan, Dutch Kettle, Mini Oven, Griddle, or...

Here’s a picture of my 1968 Presto Electric Pressure Cooker My favorite things to cook in my pressure cooker are roasts and chicken. I can take a 3 to 4 pound roast and after 45 minutes in the pressure cooker it will come out so tender it shreds with a fork. I am going to try using it to make...

I'm not sure how, Osius was connected to Fred Waring According to my research Fred Waring offered to back Osius’ invention with the needed capital to make it a reality…PAT COFFEY

You are absolutely correct Lawrence It is a 1954 model for just the reasons you stated…PAT COFFEY

That is a common dryer in a rare color…... It is a short lived color that both Whirlpool and Kenmore offered in the early to mid 1980’s….if I am not mistaken they called it Platinum…….PAT COFFEY

GE didn't offer that until 1965! Actually according to my research the first P7 self cleaning oven was offered at the end of 1963…. also that stove cannot be from 1978 because it has appliance outlets and they were banned on stoves in the USA around 1974 so I believe this stove would be a circa...

Impressive Hans I am so in awe of your awesome collection. I too have the first Westinghouse Mixer in your post, the FM-81…I found mine and restored it myself. According to what my research has found the FM-81 was made from 1946 to 1950 (The link below shows a 1946 Westinghouse ad that shows a...

Matt I have the 1957 version of your fridge in Petal Pink and I love my foot pedal too but I am surprised you do not use the revolving shelves I use mine all the time and they come in real handy so I am not stooping or crouching to get to the back of the shelves.

Here is a history of color appliances I have built this list out of information I have gotten from old home magazines from the era as well as appliance brochures etc…. if you see that I have missed anything please feel free to let me know. Circa 1950 International Harvester and Caloric start...