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"OH MY" is absolutely correct.  Best of luck with your new finds.  A

The DW is indeed a rotorack.  It looks to be in good shape and may have seen little use. Looks to be from the early 1970's.  Sometimes  portables of this vintage  were bought as gifts by well meaning adult children for women that simply preferred to hand wash dishes.  As with any older appliance...

Wow, what a great haul!  Is #10 a Kenmore ? 

I think these used to get a full glossy magazine page.  There was a matching refrigerator and a DW with that towel bar handle, like the oven.  The DW was probably D&M?

Hard to beat 2 free Frigidaire ovens.  Would make a great basement stove for hot weather or extra oven space for a  Holiday feast. 

^^^ Just as Dustin posted.  I think the SQ Marathon machines were made by Raytheon.  The Goodman mfr. SQ's were less than desirable hit or miss..  Mine leaked like a sieve.  You have two nice choices, if you have room I would splurge.  You can never have to many.   A

Eddy,  that is beautiful sear on your steak.   I always think of the "Smith & Woolensky" steak in the "Devil wear's Prada".   Many times I have wanted to rip through the TV screen to get that beautiful steak.  Talk about product placement.  I really like your Terrace Top.   A

Eddy I can not sort this out by the dates given.  The late Fanny Cradock regarded Auguste Escoffier as a cooking god.  Many of her cooking shows from the UK make reference to "Escoffier", and recipes she found in the vault after his death.  Fanny Cradock's cooking programs especially the...

Congratulations on your finds!  I think you have discovered a new path to forgotten machines.  I am thinking of the now gone Frontier, Stardust and so many others.  The digs for the high rollers or the storage area's of casino's as the high roller Penthouses were remodeled.  Who knows what is...

Very interesting, find and thanks for posting.  I did see a similar one in the early 80's family friends that were Sear's loyalists and employee's and it still worked.  We had nothing like that not even a dishwasher in 1972.  If you could afford $220.00 to compact trash or $340.00 to cook fast...

Peggy was enterprising, she took the elderly professor's laundry to the "mat" with her.  I must admit she made me a tad nervous building the mantles with bricks so her electric heaters would resemble fireplaces.  "Peggy" and husband lived in a tiny travel trailer prior to moving to the...

Kroger carries it. Just bought some last week.  $4.99

Net bags for military barracks laundry were clipped shut with similar pins. I wish we had something for scale like a dollar bill.  Blues in one bag ,white cottons in the other.  No doubt these could of been from a diaper service as well.  I would think there were different sizes to secure...

Maple syrup?

I hope  it works out for you.   I guess I did not understand the OP.  A

The folks once had a Truetone, Western Auto TV.  I remember Mom noticing the glow in the back one night, when it was off.  I think she was unplugging because of a lightning storm.

Seems like a lot to go thru to heat a pressure cooker. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Oster-Single-Burner-Black/24183268

Picture #15 shows the change in size over the years.  I did not realize there was such change in the cabinet size.

Looks like you have it on a concrete floor.  As long as the plug is grounded correctly enjoy.  Nothing wrong with $60. of washer entertainment.  Good for You!  A

They say,   DW salmon cooking works well.  I have never had it.