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I am a route salesman for an autobody paint and supply jobber in Shreveport. I am a geologist by degree (a stretch), but the job outlook was poor 20 years ago and I had to eat. Enjoy being on the road everyday.

Easter To all applianceville members: Have a happy safe Easter. We did! And may God bless (whether you believe in him or not)!

Gosh, I'm hungry Love brats, waffles with whipped cream and strawberries-mm mm mm! Will be getting a Belgian wafflemaker in the near future. Thanks for the pic Joe!

In one apartment I lived in during the 80's was a GE push button drop-in in harvest gold. I knew the apartment was built in 1974. The stove worked great, never gave me any problem. This would be fine for your pedestrian type cook. Since I like to dabble with fancy stuff, I prefer a more infinite...

beautiful shots! Love it, Jon. Simply love it! Thanks for sharing your photos of your town

Oh yes We had one bath with those green fixtures-not a great deal different from the sherwood green color of Frigidaires in this period. I always liked colored fixtures.

Correct me if I'm wrong But I seem to remember this model being the 'anything goes with it" washer similar in concept (but not styling) to the anything goes with it dryer which was introduced in 1965. By that I mean neither had a designated mate and were supposed to match any KM machine one...

Whirlpool did also My Godmothers 1960 WP had a flame on the control panel. I think maybe 59 and 58's did also. Don't know much about before or after. And Norge did have them as well.

Hi Almostclean Welcome to our show! Thanks for sharing your neat little knacks and art- you have quite an eye for them! I too Love Lucy-she was even more than a comedic genius-a truly wonderful person with a big heart. Show us more when you can.

ditto Raising my right hand now. In 2 weeks I turn the big 5-0.Arrrgggg! No big deal really. Lovely stove, I certainly do remember when it came out and thinking"everybody needs one;E-Z off will choke you trying to clean that way"

Robert, great find! Or they found you-even betterLOL. These machines are absolutely gorgeous and the dryer's history with the 8400wt element absolutely blows my mind. I can't imagine why I never spotted these in childhood. You keep us posted on these, we like to hear all about them.

Agitatethis Howdy neighbor! I live in SE Bossier City and drive through Minden everyday (on I-20). I am a route salesman for automotive paint-service accounts in the Ruston Monroe Bastrop area and SE Arkansas. I have spotted some old machines here and there but don't really have the place for...

Now thatsa dishwasher! My favorite era of KA. Love them-dig the mix too.

well how about this, yall? Remember woodbury and cashmere bouquet? And the dreaded Palmolive Gold with hexachloraphene(which was jerked off the market and suspected of causing brain tumors)? How about Gee your hair smells terrific!? I had to sample soap scents everytime we went to A&P and bath...

Neither have I But it's always interesting to see something new(?). I remember these ranges were the upscale ones of that era. Notice the border around the description box. It's so early 60's; remember seeing kitchen curtains and tablecloths (and probably shelfpaper)with designs like that. Hope...

I hope theamishdisco enjoys I love these old kitchen-aids. Stout machines as I remember. Wonder how they would wash with modern enzyme detergent?

Yes it is a beauty! I can't believe how good a shape it looks. I hope someday I can get some of these old jewels. With this dryer and that beautiful Frig stove in Calif. I could start a Frigidaire household. Gosh, just think!

Hi Chester Mike These really are cool machines!!! You do have a great collection. Thanks for sharing these pix!

Dr. Mitch Me too! It's so bright and cheerful.

We are indeed wasteful I couldn't agree more with cybrvanr and design geek about being wasteful. unfortunately, it is a fact of life. I find wastefulness outrageous and extremely greedy, selfish behavior. Of course, its always been with us in one form or another always. The things I see and...