1950s Stewart-Warner TV Knob, on the dryer

[blackstone]

When the timer knob on my Speed Queen dryer broke, I needed a temporary substitute while I epoxied the broken one. This knob from a 1950s-era Stewart-Warner TV fits.

Note that the knob is only for channels 2 through 13; no UHF.

I'm assuming that since we are all collectors here, that I don't need to explain what UHF is.

 

[sbond22]

I'm assuming that I don't need to explain what UHF i

Not to me you don't.

 

[akronman]

well

My 1960 Whirlpool washer has a water level knob from a GE Stove. Broil is high water level, FYI.

 

[gansky1]

Not mine, observed in my travels.