athanasius80
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Score!
Found - Refrigerator / Freezer Combination from GE!
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everythingold
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very nice
Beautiful Fridge!
My mom has a low-end version of this one in her basement. Only one door, but same handles and same nameplate. It's been running since 1952 or thereabouts.
My mom has a low-end version of this one in her basement. Only one door, but same handles and same nameplate. It's been running since 1952 or thereabouts.
Thud!
Beautiful. Porcelain, Made in USA, and running for over half a century with no signs of stopping.
Does it get any better than this?
Dave
Beautiful. Porcelain, Made in USA, and running for over half a century with no signs of stopping.
Does it get any better than this?
Dave
iheartmaytag
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I have a question to collectors
Do you use your vintiage appliances as your main kitchen equipment, or do you have more "Modern" equipment that you use daily?
What about your energy usage feeding several refrigerators at at a time, are they all connected to power and running? I know many use their washers I was just curious about stoves, refrigerators and the such.
Do you use your vintiage appliances as your main kitchen equipment, or do you have more "Modern" equipment that you use daily?
What about your energy usage feeding several refrigerators at at a time, are they all connected to power and running? I know many use their washers I was just curious about stoves, refrigerators and the such.
58limited
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Do you use your vintage appliances as your main kitchen equi
The only new kitchen appliances I have are a microwave, grind-n-brew coffee maker, and dishwasher. Everything else is vintage in original working condition.
The only new kitchen appliances I have are a microwave, grind-n-brew coffee maker, and dishwasher. Everything else is vintage in original working condition.
What a great find and it's even older than me and likewise working perfectly. Something about those early GE appliances how they keep on working, especially the fridges.
polkanut
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Ben,
We have '72 Frigidaire Cycla-Matic in the basement for beer, soda etc., and when we get something out of it we almost get brain freeze. Granted it doesn't get opened as often as the one in the kitchen, but I suspect it would keep things just as cold, and I only have it set on 3. That thing will run forever. BTW, does your brother have a gf? My younger sister is available.
We have '72 Frigidaire Cycla-Matic in the basement for beer, soda etc., and when we get something out of it we almost get brain freeze. Granted it doesn't get opened as often as the one in the kitchen, but I suspect it would keep things just as cold, and I only have it set on 3. That thing will run forever. BTW, does your brother have a gf? My younger sister is available.
Does it get any better than this?
Eh, depends on taste, I suppose.
Do you use your vintiage appliances as your main kitchen equipment
I certainly plan to use vintage appliances in the kitchen as long as possible. I'll use the 1950 GE fridge, a 1957 GE Stratoliner range, and a 1965 KitchenAid KDS-15 in SS. I'll also be using a 1977 Radarange RR-10. The newest thing will probably be the garbage disposal, but if I could find an early Maytag disposal I'd be all over it. The dishes will be vintage Centura and Redwing, and most of the Smalls are required to be older than me ;-)
Pete, you crack me up! Tim - Robert is a sophomore in High School, unfortunately a spitting imagine of his elder brother by 12 years.
Ben
Eh, depends on taste, I suppose.
Do you use your vintiage appliances as your main kitchen equipment
I certainly plan to use vintage appliances in the kitchen as long as possible. I'll use the 1950 GE fridge, a 1957 GE Stratoliner range, and a 1965 KitchenAid KDS-15 in SS. I'll also be using a 1977 Radarange RR-10. The newest thing will probably be the garbage disposal, but if I could find an early Maytag disposal I'd be all over it. The dishes will be vintage Centura and Redwing, and most of the Smalls are required to be older than me ;-)
Pete, you crack me up! Tim - Robert is a sophomore in High School, unfortunately a spitting imagine of his elder brother by 12 years.
Ben
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