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Despite the performance... I agree with Johny, I love the starburst pattern! Maybe it would distract you from noticing that the dishes were not clean!

Cool building! That oozes fun and fabulous Florida!

Another variation of the GE Americana hi-lo range Here's one of the earlier models with the larger push button controls on the side of the cook top. It's not a self cleaner, but I can't tell if where the self cleaning latch would be is a blank panel, or is one of the models that had the window...

Should have posted in Shoppers... And was not sure how to move the post (see the earlier post of the same free set that I had posted last night).

I think someone was looking for a set of these. They look in good enough shape in the one photo, with no description. But you sure can't argue the price, I hope a scrapper hasn't got to them already! They also have a late 60s GE 40" range...

I think someone was looking for these... better move quick, they are free, and a set with the cabinet! They also have a GE 40" range, looks like later 60s. https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/app/d/free/6673059838.html http://https//philadelphia.craigslist.org/app/d/free/6673059838.html

Johny, that will look great! I will keep an eye out by scanning craigslists, as others do here as well (and you will see them posted here on shoppers forum periodically when people find them). The hardest thing to find is the dishwasher, many sets that I have seen are missing the original...

A very nice set! What an unusual set up location for the cooktop hood, above the mid level cabinet that it would seem would block direct suction of air from the cooktop. Good luck contacting the seller and getting your new kitchen!

Such a beautiful range, but wow it sure does need some cleaning!

Wow, that is pretty... and new, never installed, it's a great deal! But is it yellow? The last photo looks like shaded harvest gold?

Wow very neat, I don't recall seeing one of these later designs with the new door handles and interior trim updates.

Philco brand Ford bought Philco in the early 1960s. I think that Philco had started life as a radio and battery company in Philadelphia, and didn't get into major appliances until some time in the 1940s. It's sad that they are another company with history that is now just a name owned by...

Love it in yellow! Hans, you go and get this yellow range (good luck on the price!) and I'll trade for a white one, lol.

A few photos Of the Kenmore with the infra-ray burner. But it is missing the glass plate over the infra ray "heat lamp".

Trimlines At least the Bell System version of the white phones were called 'Trimline'. And as I recall, they were available in very period rust orange and avocado colors that were not available on the other phones (standard and princess). Like the princess, the dial/touch tone pad lighted at...

To Tom's point... I am pretty sure this is one of the Kenmore ranges made by Roper.

Infra-Ray Bulb I have one of those mid-fifties (I think it is a 55 or 56) Kenmore ranges, I think their burner elements were called 'infra-rods' and the optional bulb burner was 'infra-ray'. It is much like a large heat lamp bulb. Unfortunately, mine is missing the glass cover that went over...

I think this is a 1966 model... a very rare early red, and especially on a less than top of the line range. A very nice range!

That is a beautiful range... I think yellow is such a sunny warm color for a kitchen, it just has to put you in a good mood in your kitchen on any day in any weather! They actually made some that were two-toned confection, yellow and green. A rare option indeed, but I have seen a couple like...

I agree with both of you that Whirlpool and Philco are the only electric ranges with the squared off circle design burner, both in the mid fifties.