Alot of treasures and pictures.

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look what I came upon today. I hope all these pictures aren't too much.

1970's ge filter-flo washer

 

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the inside

 

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filter out

 

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model number

 

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40" Hotpoint Stove

I thought this was really unique in that it has a built-in Salt Shaker in addition to the double electrical outlet. Those kind of things always got my attention as a child.

 

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the shaker

 

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the dials

 

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the outlet. I can just imagine how much these babies weigh-in at.

 

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Kenmore 60's dryer

looks like the console is in good condition. must not have had alot of use. Dryers always seem to last longer.

 

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the dial, seems BOL, no push to start button. all cycles are timed dry. no surprise I guess.

 

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GE 30" stove with side push buttons

I have never seen this before. The buttons are on the sides. That doesn't seem very safe to me. That would be the most likely spot to spill something. plus there is controls in like 4 places on this stove.
But it is still fun .

 

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I'm guessing this was from the mid 60s

 

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left buttons

 

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Right buttons

 

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oven controls

 

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GE dishwasher potscrubber late 70s

stainless steel front (which can easily be painted over with harvest gold paint). I have seen the TOL in this series. The consoles are HEAVY made of real steel.

 

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the panel

 

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"This baby has nice set-a racks"
and a plastic tub.

 

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I have never seen this type of 2nd level wash arm in a GE before. I just remember them having the power tower. Even my parents TOL 1985 electronic dishwasher had a center extending power tower.