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It is really pretty in the turquoise! Congratulations on the find!

Here's a new one to me... a Frigidaire double wall oven, with the upper oven a french door, and the lower oven a conventional door. Of course, it's a Custom Imperial! It's on ebay, located in Indianapolis...

It's rare to find operating fridges in any color... let alone the less popular colors. This fridge is listed as 'coppertone', but it sure looks 'woodtone' in the photos... which has to be a pretty rare find! https://richmond.craigslist.org/app/6992152061.html...

Wow, cool that you found the video of the find! I wonder why he would want to replace it, he appears to enjoy the vintage.

And in the fun yellow that brightens any kitchen! It's not inexpensive, but cheaper than any new generic fridge and it appears to be in great shape and in working condition. I think it's about a 1966, give or take, and top of the line, though I don't see the auto-fill ice tray...

Beautiful and yes very rare fridge, it cleaned up nicely! Congratulations on your new fridge!

Nice to see a complete matched set! And they appear to be in great shape. Dinner dial ovens were just a way to adjust the oven settings; turn the one dial until the desired setting (bake, broil, etc) shows in the window next to the dial, then turn the other dial to set the temperature.

There were so many great control panel designs for 1950s ranges... and this unusual (I think it is 2-year production, 1956-57) Westinghouse range design always reminds me of Robby the Robot (Forbidden Planet and later the 'bad' robot on some Lost in Space episodes). It looks like it will speak...

Amazing! Kevin, that is just amazing! A real dream set up that you have created, a great way to share your wonderful collection. I can imagine that many area people must find it so interesting to be able to see all of this, and maybe you will also inspire future collectors... and even save...

Nice in yellow! And at least the front two burners appear to be original, they still have their yellow and blue center color dot to match to the color controls on the control panel!

Super cool Starflite I think it is a 1959... and that is the original griddle. An awesome find!

Beautiful! That is a beautiful range, especially in that pretty and very rare color. I have only seen one other in that light blue. I think what they are calling the roasting compartment is actually the side storage, which included a hook to store the 'roastmeter' temperature probe.

Yes The elevator oven was below the counter height, so that when not in use you had the counter space on top, but when in use could be raised to make baking easier. It was probably an idea that seemed better on paper, as you would obviously lose the counter space when baking with the oven raised.

WOW an elevator oven!!! I have been looking for one of these forever! How cool is that, I hope you grabbed it!

I think you are right on the year 1957. And is that the original griddle under their pots and pans in the drawer? A nice Easter egg pink range!

A mid-50s Westinghouse with the single full size 40" oven! Great for preparing the large family meals, but for an intimate dinner for two, maybe a bit inefficient! https://duluth.craigslist.org/app/6845516683.html https://duluth.craigslist.org/app/6845516683.html

That is great in the aqua with yellow cabinets combination, I have seen that in other period kitchens... and great that it is complete and in such great shape!

Wow That does look nearly-new!

Not much information in the post, but I thought you all may be interested in seeing it... https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/atq/d/lansdale-vintage-whirlpool-electric/6834130666.html https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/atq/d/lansdale-vintage-whirlpool-electric/6834130666.html

Brand new! How cool is that! A great double wall oven. What a great find!