1958 Frigidaire Appliances Brochure

[swestoyz]

Hey guys - I was a bit bored today. I had bought this a while back on eb*y, and it was just sitting around. This is my very first attempt at ANYTHING html related, and was quite the task to figure out how to get the stuff on the net (thanks Cory, I barrowed part of your page!). Hope ya guys like the book as much as my co-workers did!

http://b.swestka.home.mchsi.com/

 

[hoover1060]

BEEYOOTEEFUL!!!

I'll take one of each please, in either grey or turquoise!

 

[petek]

I really enjoy reading those old brochures, thanks for posting it. Seeing that french door wall oven, I'd almost stake my life that our neighbors had one in the first house we lived at..that would have been about that time. Yes I know I don't look that old,, thank-you for thinking it.

 

[Brneyedgrl80]

How fascinating!

I wouldn't mind owning a few of those products.

 

[frigilux]

Ok, NOW I understand why people at the Texas Wash-In were making that arm formation in the photos from same. Whew! I was hoping it wasn't some Masonic-like signal, LOL.

 

[frigilux]

Ohmygodohmygod!!! The fold-up burners really DO exist! I had vague memories that my first girlfriend (Janine Clark, 2nd grade, 1966, Watertown, SD for you completists) had these in her house.

I was beginning to think I had dreamed them up in my tiny fevered mind or something. Janine's parents also had a nifty TOL GE Washer, the first I'd ever seen with three agitation speeds. Ain't young love grand?

THANK YOU for posting the brochure. My sanity and my childhood memories are validated.

 

[drmitch]

Thanks Ben, Enjoyed these very much!