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You're welcome Ken I forget why I saved that particular ad, I guess it's the entire look. The floor is an ambitious looking one for sure! I love the metal banded turquoise counter tops too.

Here we go The big picture.

Remember Westinghouse's porcelain toasters? Color matched to your Westinghouse kitchen?

I'd love one of the two door Fiats, the four door doesn't do much for me. We had a 1959 Fiat 500 with the suicide doors. Fun car! And it's surprising the current ad running here is actually better than any in Italy. It's usually the other way around.

Untamed Youth If you want to see Mamie Van Doren at her peak, watch "Untamed Youth" sometime, either the straight version, or the Mystery Science Theatre 3000 makeover. Back then there were the 3 Ms, Monroe, Mansfield, and Mamie. I like Mamie too, and am glad she's still going strong. There is...

The Etagere was here in our Goodwill warehouse store, it was complete but reeked of mildew. I didn't move fast enough to get it though. The roommate was here at the time anyway, so it was just as well. I've seen more end and octagon tables than that around here. The dual cabinet Continental in...

The recorder looks nice, and the model name is Mark IV. I can't make out the manufacturers name though. The stereo is about a 30 watt model, with the five knob control layout. Magnavox had at least two long models in that range each year. The other was usually Danish Modern. I just noticed the...

On Craigslist. They raised the price of the gutted Magnavox tv cabinet from $75. Somewhat rare even if overpriced. http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/chl/ele/3934850713.html

What in the heck were they thinking? It's in a 1954 ranch in Fort Pierce, Florida. An unfortunate real estate listing picture. Can anyone identify this unit?

Yes, the French Provincial armoire was my Christmas gift to me! :P My set has jacks for tape, but tape wasn't included in my model. The Imperial armoire is a different animal, with a premium receiver, reel to reel deck, and four pole Micromatic, in a solid wood construction cabinet made by...

Fisher console A friend of mines father had a 1960 Fisher console with a slide out Garrard and something like a Fisher Coronet receiver over it. I would love one of those, it was delightful. I have a Fisher 500 receiver from 1957, in monaural, paired with a Stromberg-Carlson Labyrinth corner...

And this, both pictures snitched from Flickr, either Butler, or Allaquippa, Pennsylvania.

Thanks again Phil! My picture went to Download, so I don't know how to rotate one on there. Yeah, those great Magnavox dealers back in the day! I have a James Dean biography movie made in 1957, there is a slightly overhead shot in the film, a large lighted Magnavox dealer in Los Angeles with...

Here's an image from rjh0566's album on Magnavoxfriends. I haven't been able to flip it because I could only add it to my downloads. The S-36 model speaker/LP storage is the unit we'd need, with the appropriate leg option.

Thank you Phil! I have a picture of my set I snitched off of Ebay, mine has no radio, and I paid $20 for it about 1987. I would like to get a matching speaker for it, even though mine is strictly monaural. It needs help, some of the people on the Magnavox site would be horrified to know I...

I have the Super Magnasonic from 1957, with the plug in head shell on the tone arm, strictly mono with an external speaker jack. It has the cone legs with the brass feet and is in a "solid" mahogany cabinet. Mine is strictly phono. This particular one in the ad is stereo, and just in my opinion...

At a lofty $350, and no controls included for the cooktop. Jensen Beach, Florida. http://miami.craigslist.org/pbc/atq/3930254836.html

It's been suggested the Cameo has a protective roof covering that is somewhat deformed, appearing as dented. We'll find out in September, if not sooner. I'm hoping of course it's a protective covering. 

The NOS cars that were stored indoors will hopefully go to people who won't ratrod, donk, or "improve" them with every non stock item they can find. I'm certainly not talking about having to replace original hoses, tires, batteries, anything else that 40 plus years of non use can be a hazard or...

I found this on either my station wagon site or the Oldsmobile club, I'm glad you posted it here. I hope they go to deserving homes, at least the NOS ones do!