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Thank you, you've nailed it! '66 is much later than I would have guessed; its such a bare bones, modest model. Still wish I knew the actual manufacturer, in the interest of finding spare parts at some point. But I'm sure I'll do fine cooking on this old gal; I've been scratch cooking...

Recently replaced my much loved 1962 Frigidaire Flair with this little Sears Kenmore sweetie bought for $20 from the Ladies' Aid. Its in decent condition, except that it appears to have no functional insulation left, lol. Its a modest little 30" with a design of turquoise knives and forks on...

I have a working Flair Custom Imperial, double oven (RCIB645-2) in my kitchen, but the surface of the burner drawer is very rusty. I am hoping to find a replacement in good condition, and possibly the retractable cover as well. The cost of having the original re-chromed is significant, so I'd...

thanks to everyone for the replies! 1966 sounds good. Yes, its a manual defrost and she runs just fine. (I'm old enough that I am well acquainted with manually defrosting, although we always did it with a pan of hot water or a fan rather than a heater.) Just today scored a 1961 NOS turquoise...

Hi, I am in search of some expert help in exactly dating my early 60's turquoise GE fridge. Its a 2 door, counter depth and 28" wide, 12 cu ft. The GE dating system doesn't seem to work for my serial number, which is HB6213, model number is TB12 MBRG. I contacted GE directly and they replied...

I'm finding it frustrating getting a date on my new-to-me vintage GE refrigerator. The GE dating code doesn't appear to render a good date (I emailed GE to no effect). It a 12 cu ft, 2 door, top freezer, counter depth in turquoise. currently has a single bottom drawer in turquoise enameled...