Alot of treasures and pictures.

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the bottom wash arm

 

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model # tag

 

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60s' GE top Frig.

I took pictures of the inside which had alot of blue shelving, but it was right before the memory filled up so I lost it.
It was interesting the large long magnet that was used to hold the doors shut. This was before they put magnets in the rubber seal.
I guess company management had a problem with stories of children being carelessly locked inside older models when playing that had an actual mechanical latch and were abandoned and then dying because of the smell of rotting jello and lard. ? hah ?

 

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My Favorite Whirlpool Pink Wall oven

I'm really getting into the pink thing.
This oven doesn't look all that bad either.
I like the large, flush knobs for adjusting the temperature.

 

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door open

 

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The knobs

 

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the timer. I am guessing this is mid 60s.?

 

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a side view

 

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Carry-kool AC

by Hotpoint this time.
Looks like good shape.

 

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the tags

 

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Kitchen center anyone

In Avacodo.
Great for the extra room you want to rent as an apartment. Perhaps as a snack bar in your bedroom. need a place to process your in home photo lab and make popcorn on the stove?
Have a camping trailer that needs a "new" ss. kitchen?
This is it.

 

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the stove needs cleaning.

 

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the frig is actually clean

 

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the name tag

 

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20" gas stove 1950's?

I can only guess the age.

 

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I have never heard of this brand before

 

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Magic Chef Microwave

this looks suspiciously like Amana Radar Range? late 70s?

 

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40" Westinghouse Stove

for those who like the crome.... early 50's?

 

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panel

 

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A Lot of Pictures

That was a great picture of the Hotpoint Automatic double oven. My grandmother had one. Each heat level had a different color and did you notice the "sealed" heat ovens. The oven elements were below the bottom of the oven. Anyone who had one of those babies hated to ever give them up. They were quite expensive for the time. One plug was connected to the timer and the other plug was not. You could set the timer to work with either oven. I just saw one at an antique mall in Carmel Indiana and they had a price tag of $3400.00.