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Anyone need a Western Holly?
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I can't Effin' believe...
that this so-o-o far away. Damn! I think I might have even been able to convince Rich to put it in in place of that Jenn-Aire!!!
It's unbelievably BEAU-T-FUL!!!!!!
Chuck
that this so-o-o far away. Damn! I think I might have even been able to convince Rich to put it in in place of that Jenn-Aire!!!
It's unbelievably BEAU-T-FUL!!!!!!
Chuck
Well Chuck, what if this was the only item on your Christmas wish-list?
The cooktop too!!! AGDFSAFDsaGDAfs..mumble...mumble....
Western Holly had the only gas broiler I have ever seen with a screen on the perimeter of the burner that glowed red hot in the flame and produced some infra-red rays for more effective broiling. This was way before Hardwick invented the ceramic microray gas broiler burner.
Chuck, it's GAS! May not work for you!
Fret not, Toggle
He'll eat beans with a broccoli chaser, followed by a tall glassa sodywater.
~~~~Joking, Chuck!
Love and laughter,
Lawrence/Maytagbear
He'll eat beans with a broccoli chaser, followed by a tall glassa sodywater.
~~~~Joking, Chuck!
Love and laughter,
Lawrence/Maytagbear
So juvenile, it's hysterical (and pathetic). and I just
"I've got gas..........."
found this while looking for that classic radio advert.
Has sound,but luckily no smell.
"I've got gas..........."
found this while looking for that classic radio advert.
Has sound,but luckily no smell.
I've got gas........
Still trying to find this jingle.
Still trying to find this jingle.
The first place my partner and I rented together was a big 4BR home from 1954 with all gas kitchen--including the fridge. Ovens and cooktops were identical to the WH's shown above, our oven and fridge had been replaced but the cooktop was still there. It was an awful bandaid/peach/pink but very solid. We'd take walks and would see through various kitchen windows quite a few of these WH porthole ovens still in place.
Every spring the city we lived in at the time sponsored a clean-up campaign and you could put ANYthing out in the gutter and they would take it away for free. Each year we'd see these ovens and cooktops out there, having fallen victim to yet another remodel. We snagged a better looking cooktop than our own that way, but it turned out to have bad valves so we chucked it ourselves. While we both liked how solid the cooktop was, we could never completely warm up to its styling. I think the color had a lot to do with it. Seeing the turquoise one above, I think it's something I could own again.
Every spring the city we lived in at the time sponsored a clean-up campaign and you could put ANYthing out in the gutter and they would take it away for free. Each year we'd see these ovens and cooktops out there, having fallen victim to yet another remodel. We snagged a better looking cooktop than our own that way, but it turned out to have bad valves so we chucked it ourselves. While we both liked how solid the cooktop was, we could never completely warm up to its styling. I think the color had a lot to do with it. Seeing the turquoise one above, I think it's something I could own again.
Does anyone remember this brand of stove with the port hole glass in the doors in the kitchen on Fury? I think it was a built-in oven.
I can't remember much from "Fury" besides a horse. But it seems the show's vintage would be right for the subject WH built-in oven.
