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Wow. Rarely does one find a complete setup in working condition. Please transcribe the wire recordings to something more stable. (They tend to turn into birds nests easily.) But thats awesome!

Your choir deserves better audio quality. They are good!

Yes SO2 is poisonous, the gas combines with air to make formic acid. However, I went through a run of "Refrigeration Engineering" magazine from 1926 and 1937 and never found one SO2 related death. (I did find about 4 related to methyl chloride--not to mention the Coconut Grove tragedy.) Just...

I have the very same refrigerator! Congradulations, you have a CK-30 which is the largest size single door cabinet machine they made. Your is also a porcelain cabinet. It is going to be damn heavy. The last time I moved mine, I used 3 men to lift the compressor and put it on a milk crate. I...

I think I get the oldest car award... 1923 Model T Ford Runaboat $364 FOB Detroit when new 176 CID 100 inch wheel base 45mph top speed 4 wheels 2 speeds foward I bought it when I was $14 and its the most reliable vintage car I've owned. And its _not_ for sale.

Dave, Email me and we'll talk. I'm told that Hawthorne was made Cleveland Welding (who made Roadmaster bikes too.) Chris

Or at least parts for one. As best I can tell, this is a 1920s Montgomery Wards frame. I'll probably put in a modern crank, hub, and wheels. But either way it'll be cooler and more interestng than the "dime a dozen" cruisers in the neighborhood.

Just curious. Thanks!

Can you get me the cabinet number? I might be able to find the handle number for you, and that would be a start at least...

Look into Propecia.

Nice!

And it was missing the panel under the door. Was gonna keep it til I found another one from the same year, only bigger and in better condition!

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Well, this one was laid to rest. I had two (both 1936's) and this was the worst of the two.

My head mechanic at work...

Hey guys, My "other" machine finally burnt the compressor and my friend needs the carcass out of his garage. I'm planning on salvagaing the hardware, Textolite strips, cold control, switches, and of course everything that says GE on it. Any other ideas for parts that I'll kick myself for...

Thats not the start relay? I would expect it to be hermetically sealed, so you're probably ok.

And you might want to get UV-resistant glass when you frame the ads. I store a number of catalogs in archival plastic sleeves. I know people who store vintage postcards the same way.

Damn, if I were local.... I could use a 1937-1938 model.