FOOD-A-RAMA by LEONARD?.....It's true

[agitatorboogie]

I've never seen a Food-A-Rama made by Leonard.....Cool fridge but very expensive

http://denver.craigslist.org/atq/3295404195.html

 

[agitatorboogie]

numero dos

#2

 

[agitatorboogie]

numero tres

#3

 

[agitatorboogie]

numero cuatro

#4

 

[agitatorboogie]

#5

numero cinco

 

[agitatorboogie]

#6

numero seis

 

[agitatorboogie]

#7

numero siete

 

[agitatorboogie]

#8

numero ocho

 

[moparguy]

Beautiful... never seen the Leonard version before, but by this time, I think Kelvinator had bought Leonard, and Leonard appliances were often rebadged Kelvinators (or visa versa)... have seen that on several stoves and fridges. This is a beautiful fridge, but not inexpensive...

 

[appliguy]

but by this time, I think Kelvinator had bought Leonard,

Actually Leonard became part of Kelvinator in 1926 ....PAT COFFEY

 

[petek]

That's interesting news. Couldn't have been many of those made or sold you'd think. Where exactly were Leonard fridges popular anyways.. I can remember seeing maybe one at someone house when I was a kid and only remembering it because it seemed like an odd name on a fridge.

 

[countryguy]

We had a Leonard fridge in our house when I was growing up.  In fact it still runs and is in the basement in my sister's house being used for pop, beer, etc. 

 

Gary

 

[polkanut]

Leonard's pop-up in the Upper Midwest every once-in-a-great-while.  What about other parts of the US?  Pic #8 is a dead giveaway that this fridge has Kelvinator roots because of the knight logo on the Breakfast Bar door.  

 

[norgeway]

In NC too..

We had a Kelvinator dealer AND a Leonard dealer in my hometown of Lenoir NC.

 

[goatfarmer]

Nice 'fridge!