1948 Kelvy range and 'fridge
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And the museum pieces just keep on coming!
Clearly a pair of appliances that enjoyed the stewardship of a homemaker who grew up during the depression.
They are both beautiful and built better than anything that can be bought new, and which would cost more than $2K.
Clearly a pair of appliances that enjoyed the stewardship of a homemaker who grew up during the depression.
They are both beautiful and built better than anything that can be bought new, and which would cost more than $2K.
danemodsandy
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Usually....
....Asking prices like that just make Baby snicker.
But once in a great while, you see something actually worth the money.
I hope this pair finds a good steward.
....Asking prices like that just make Baby snicker.
But once in a great while, you see something actually worth the money.
I hope this pair finds a good steward.
polkanut
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They do look showroom fresh. My Great-Aunt Alvera had the same model fridge, and it was the only electric fridge she ever had. She even refused to get a new one when she and Uncle Eldor built a new home in 1962 because she liked it so much. Unfortunately, it was scrapped in 1987 when she died and the house was sold.
We had a Nash-Kelvinator refrigerator like that in our basement that my dad bought used to replace a Westinghouse that had quit. It ran for several years before breaking down, at which time he got the old '47 Frigidaire I still have.
Almost the same...
Kelvinator that came with the house!!
Kelvinator that came with the house!!
westingman123
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Wanna bet
she used Jubilee?
she used Jubilee?
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