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They look kind of "GE" ish.... Big old cabinet doors on the dryers.

Joe Your link doesn't work......

Dan- You can just imagine what it was like in 1984.......

One of the last GE Bowties Noisey and thorough...perfect!!!!

Yes, they made one matching set and stored it for 40+ years to give to Robert, on the 10th anniversary of his autowashing collecting during October 2005!!!

Alan Your VE 10 - 70 E is quite fabulous too. I had no idea that there was such a fancy home record player of that time. Amazing that it changes records automatically.

Who cares that some moron S%~t Smear would call us a bunch of queers? Those of us that are not, nonwithstanding. It probably won't sell at that price. The person that sent that info/question to the seller is an idiot. If the seller had lick of sense he would have not answered it publicly. All...

What fabulous collections you both have.Wonderful that there are so many brands.

It certainly is beautiful!! Is it functional?

Tim's I think

List them on Ebay , bd and hope for the best! What part of Northern Ca are you in?

rune: Clearly; Brian is a cheapskate!!!!!!!!!!!

Tid bits of Moderate to Enthused interest of one or more...... The surface unit has L and H medallions in the burner centers. I was surprised; I thought for sure it was a Thermador. It is a bit rough as far as the original drip pans go. One of the burners looks like it was used for metal...

Only my Dishwasher Dresser Knows for Sure!!, Ralph. ~:>)

Probly went to white pe on steel before they started the more custom colors and other treatments in the mid to late fifties.

Ralph , do you mean you have never seen that particular model/style of GE dw, or never seen one with the stainless steel panel? If you look at the old ads, they usually list the basic GE colors of that era, White, Pink, Woodtone, Canary Yellow, Turquoise; also SS and Satin Copper. I have...

reading from the ad, not the natester!

Though it looks to me like the dryer is the Kenmore and the washer is the Signature....

Ralph I think those were counter top or slightly higher mounted units. They were usually stainless steel finished. They had a gravity feed going on with five gallon bags of milk contained in cardboard cartons. In the cut out area was a spring or weight controlled lever that opened a tube...

A Kitchen Aid precontrols on front portable......don't you think?