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The handwriting looks like that one of my elderly neighbors handwriting - very careful. My equally elderly parents have weird handwriting - my mothers is very angled and with tight loops and long spacing - I guess that means my mom is uptight or something and my fathers is illegible, though my...

Ronson, obviously, since it's only used for lighting fags...

Can you imagine being married to Maude being able to not pay attention? Plus she was a realtor too, wasn't she? (though my realtor neighbor, bless her heart, doesn't seem to always get it either)

I take it they are buying new since "last night" is hardly unused.

Findley's Friendly Appliances One would hope that Maude had floor models or "at cost" appliances from Walter's store or else God woulda got him!

Wasn't the infamous Fanny Craddock sponsored by The Gas Board?

That's really a great shot showing everything open and the top in motion.

Late cookbook author Alma Lach had a Roper according to her neighbor, though I don't think it was - totally fab 60's range on little stubby commercial style legs with wood oven/broiler (side by side, but not two ovens) handles.

Why not just one of those Town & Country ranges?

I've seen photos of Mark Bittner (spelling, two or one T's?0 using an apartment sized range (a nicer one) in his typical NY apartment kitchen.

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the most fabulous TV kitchen ever, with it's self-refreshing champagne chiller array and fabulous renovations every season, darlings.

Wow, three ovens! No wonder the wall oven was little used...

That's the washer I grew up with! Was replaced by the people who bought my parents apartment with something fancier (because, as we all know, Stainless Steel Makes Things Work Better).

Well, since cats have nine lives, perhaps it belongs to a valued member of the ladieswear department at Grace Brothers?

65 PUSSY Isn't that Catwoman's plate?

My best friend has the Crown version of that range and had oven issues as well. I will ask what finally solved that.

That oven control looks like the Robert Shaw on my Okm.

I love my O'Keefe & Merritt DeVille - the oven holds temperature better than anything else I've cooked on, Kenmore's and a Brown mostly. In college I shared on off-campus apartment with some gawd-awful avocado range which needed to be lit with "ponts" (essentially a very thin candle) the thing...

They were probably Ellen's cast-offs, I mean, her Seville practically drove itself (yet Thelma managed to crash it in an empty parking lot). Of course, Thelma never mentions her star daughter, the family secret who now runs a major metropolitan county with no Ray's in the name...

It's like someone apprenticed with TV's Esther Extraordinaire but never finished her course! There was a guy in Chicago named Edgar Miller who did use scrap tile and such and his work came out cool.