Really clean looking. I'm guessing late 1960's model.
lawrence
lawrence
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40" GE with P7
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Wouldn't it be mid-1970s given the burner controls are knobs & not the pushbuttons?
Bob,
You could be right. By about 1970 the Sweets inserts stopped illustrating the 40" ranges, so I can't pin this down for sure. They did not resume including the 40" models until about 1977/1978 and by then they had the woodgrain consoles.
GE did include the infinite rotary controls on their upper-line ranges before 1975. Since this one has two ovens, the P7 feature, and a fluorescent light, it must have ranked near TOL, so it could be late 60's/early 70's.
lawrence
You could be right. By about 1970 the Sweets inserts stopped illustrating the 40" ranges, so I can't pin this down for sure. They did not resume including the 40" models until about 1977/1978 and by then they had the woodgrain consoles.
GE did include the infinite rotary controls on their upper-line ranges before 1975. Since this one has two ovens, the P7 feature, and a fluorescent light, it must have ranked near TOL, so it could be late 60's/early 70's.
lawrence
toploader55
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I went back and compared consoles on the 30" GE ranges, and I'm now guessing this one is a 1970 model. This backsplash design first showed up in 1967, but with the pushbutton controls. In 1970 the rotary controls showed up, by 1972 this console is no longer shown. I do not have access to a 1971 catalog.
lawrence
I went back and compared consoles on the 30" GE ranges, and I'm now guessing this one is a 1970 model. This backsplash design first showed up in 1967, but with the pushbutton controls. In 1970 the rotary controls showed up, by 1972 this console is no longer shown. I do not have access to a 1971 catalog.
lawrence
