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From what I understand, these can use just about any type of fuel.  I have seen propane, natural gas and kerosene models.   They use a mixture of hydrogen and ammonia.  I am not sure how the sulfur comment came up.  The danger of these is due to improper cleaning of the burner and the flue. ...

A refrigeration technician will have to determine the size of the compressor.  I suspect the old one used R12 and the new one will use 134a.    

That's pretty.  Who's going to grab it?

That's one seriously ugly refrigerator.  Are those battery operated closet lights on the door?

Ken,   I don't believe they ever stopped until the 1960's.  They made painted and porcelain cabinets for each model generally.  It was a price issue.

That's a 1933 CA2 Form A unit on a 7 cubic foot 1933 porcelain cabinet.   It's factory.

Yes, I saw the Pesto-Bismal version also.  I have a feeling that one was used in a school play.  The bakelite part of the control is broken from improper handling.

Those are beautiful

There's the first RCA model http://https//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CT-100

That's a very rare set

I think the problem with the FoodaRama is that there's a large amount of plastic in them.  Plastic gets brittle, breaks or parts get lost.  These things have had to live through the time period of being just a big old fridge.  It's that period when people loose shelves and duct tape is the...

Unfortunately, the little 34 Westinghouse gave me a dramatic light show and then dumped it's so2 throughout the house last night.  I have a compressor out of a 37 Westinghouse in the garage so maybe it can live on.    

No, the flat top unit is dated 1945.  The cabinet is 1929-30.  The previous owner had it painted.  This is the 4 cu ft size that was $215 back then.    The Westinghouse has a hermetic compressor.  The contacts are messed up in the control.  I am trying to put my hands on another.   The ball...

I was bad and looked on ebay.  I noticed someone listed a few antique refrigerators.  I bid for sport and won, so I had to drive across the state to collect them.   Here they are dressed for Halloween.  I wonder what the other drivers thought.  The second is them before loading.  The third is...

I know I usually defend the right to ask whatever you want. This fridge is a broke down mess.

I can't wait to see them when you get them home

Stan, That's the tool to help break the ice cube tray off the evaporator.

Everyone needs a living room fridge. It's convenient if you have mobility issues. In fact, a fridge in every room is ideal.

Offer $10 The reference to the touchmatic is a keyword. It's an RR4D that's begging to be your baby! Go get it, I already have two.

You have a living room you've got plenty of room.