1969 Sears Kenmore Electric Range

[superwash]

A friend of mine is replacing this stove. I think the only thing wrong with it is the broiler element stopped working, but everything else is fine (including the clock). It just needs some cleaning up.

Anyone interested? It's located in Lakeland, Florida.

 

[danemodsandy]

This is Later....

....Than 1969. Sears/Roper used another cooktop stamping entirely in '69, plus they weren't using digital clocks that early. Their late-'60s self-cleaners used an electric latching system for the most part, rather than the manual latch shown here, and they didn't have black glass at the time. Even when they did get black glass, it was a glass panel over a solid oven door on most models, not an actual window. I can't tell from the photo if that's true for this example.

I'm thinking somewhere between 1974 and 1976 on this one. It is a very nice range, upper-MOL, with a good feature set, just not quite as old as thought.

 

[superwash]

I wondered that myself. My aunt had an avocado version of this stove, and you're correct..it had an analog clock and self latch for cleaning.

I was just going by what my friend in Lakeland told me. He said the kitchen was remodeled in '69 and the stove and fridge were purchased from Sears then.

Even the logo is 70's. ��

 

[appnut]

It reminds me of Hotpoint ranges from the late 1970s.  Saw a house nearby for sale listing and it had a Hotpoint range that looked just like that but with analog clock.