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Wow! That is just... amazing...

Congrats Rich!

Alan - 1970 or 1971. That is a KV-1212. I have 2 of those :D hehe.

And finally, my mint in box General Electric Portacolor from 1968. This was the deluxe model with the clock and everything. My favorite!

A unique Sony TC-124 cassette recorder... Stereo cassette recorder! And it has to have at least a 10 watt amp in it!!

A Panasonic front projection TV manufactured August 1978. It is missing the screen, but otherwise complete and working.

The Sanyo MR-920 portable reel to reel.

I have some videos of my latest scores, and my vintage mint in box General Electric Portacolor to share. This is the Roberts 450A reel to reel.

Terry - Will do :) It might be a little while before I get to it. Alan - Thanks! Nice fan you have too!! And I'm also a GE fan myself :) I think I have more GE TVs than any other brands. I have a few clock radios, including tube types, and a few other GE goodies.

A 1929 Emerson model 29648 16" fan. Though it needs horribly cleaned and polished up, it works perfectly. My aunt gave this to me today. It belonged to my uncle's dad. The blades are brass, as well as the emblem on the front. This should be a fun little restoration project :)

Scott55405: This is a large capacity machine.

That is the Penta Swirl agitator :)

I picked up that unique looking harvest gold Kenmore from the other thread thanks to Rich. It turns out to be from 1972. Other than the missing detergent/bleach dispenser cup, it is complete and works flawlessly. And man is it quiet!!! We put a new bulb in it for the console as well.

*drool*

Rich, I'm interested! :)

Wow! That is a beauty there Rich.

I have a few more fans, but no pictures at the moment. They are out at the storage unit. I'll get some more when I can. I also have a 12" Western Auto Wizard rollabout fan my grandfather bought in 1955.

A somewhat modernish Lakewood from 1986. This was my first fan I've had since I was 4 years old. Behind it was my P-25.

Another W.T. Grant's Bradford, by Lakewood. Though needs repainted and cleaned up horribly.

W.T. Grant, this time not made by Lakewood. I forget who makes it, but it was some company in NY.