cyclemonitor
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Can anyone tell me what manufacturer these are?
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Tappan?
spankomatic
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<span style="font-size: medium;">Coloric?</span>
washernoob
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Oh my. She better not be trading those in!
What an awesome looking kitchen.
What an awesome looking kitchen.
Dishwasher!
Could the dishwasher be D&M?
I do think the oven is a caloric!
Could the dishwasher be D&M?
I do think the oven is a caloric!
The dishwasher uses many gallons of water and by the end the dishes are perfectly clean...
you won't have to run two or three cycles and spend much more water and electricity to get the dishes "almost clean".
Yes, they can be called "green" appliances again.
you won't have to run two or three cycles and spend much more water and electricity to get the dishes "almost clean".
Yes, they can be called "green" appliances again.
Another reason to dislike Wells Fargo...
randycmaynard
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Brandon.......... the organs........ where??
Brandon, on your profile photo there is the Conn Theatre organ and right side looks like an old Wurlizter? and then on the left a Rodgers Church organ...... where are these at? Are they for sale - any good prices? I have an Allen ADC 3500 Theatre organ here at home that I play/practice on but looking to upgrade to a church/classic organ if I could find a good price on a decent instrument.
Brandon, on your profile photo there is the Conn Theatre organ and right side looks like an old Wurlizter? and then on the left a Rodgers Church organ...... where are these at? Are they for sale - any good prices? I have an Allen ADC 3500 Theatre organ here at home that I play/practice on but looking to upgrade to a church/classic organ if I could find a good price on a decent instrument.
spankomatic
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Yes, they can be called "green" appliances again.
So true,Thomas!
So true,Thomas!
Appliance ID
I know, without doubt that the mixer is a KitchenAid.
crouching and moving as fast as my casted right foot allows
Lawrence/Maytagbear
I know, without doubt that the mixer is a KitchenAid.
crouching and moving as fast as my casted right foot allows
Lawrence/Maytagbear
spankomatic
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Whirlpool is going to be my second guess...
What in idiot of a person portrayed here-trading those nice vintage appliances toward CRAPPY new "Green"ones?How dumb I would KEEP that NICE vintage kitchen no matter what brand the machines are.the new "Green" appliances should meet the krusher BEFORE those beautiful ones pictured.
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randycmaynard
Hey. The conn 640 organ in the center is the new organ sitting in my living room.
That picture is taken at the storage facility of a piano and organ store in Omaha Nebraksa. The left organ is a Rodgers from the mid 90s or so. Its $12,000. The right organ is a 70s Thomas with 25 pedals. There are two identical ones there.
Hey. The conn 640 organ in the center is the new organ sitting in my living room.
That picture is taken at the storage facility of a piano and organ store in Omaha Nebraksa. The left organ is a Rodgers from the mid 90s or so. Its $12,000. The right organ is a 70s Thomas with 25 pedals. There are two identical ones there.
GREEN APPLIANCE BRANDS
I can't tell for sure partly because this photo has been so altered, as these appliances were not this color when they were made, even the control panels on the oven and DW have been airbrushed.
I can't tell for sure partly because this photo has been so altered, as these appliances were not this color when they were made, even the control panels on the oven and DW have been airbrushed.
GREEN APPLIANCE BRANDS
I can't tell for sure partly because this photo has been so altered, as these appliances were not this color when they were made, even the control panels on the oven and DW have been airbrushed.
I can't tell for sure partly because this photo has been so altered, as these appliances were not this color when they were made, even the control panels on the oven and DW have been airbrushed.
The dishwasher is Gaffers & Sattler. There were whole subdivisions of entry-level houses in Houston in the late 1970s early 1980s with this dishwaheer. I venture the whole lot is G&S--gas cooking appliances. They were the cheapest of the D&M dishwashers.
Definitely not a "true avocado", but the appliances do go well w/ the cups & dishes & "kichen stuff" in the background...
Gonna have to scan one of the pic's in my BETTER HOMES & GARDENS kitchen remodeling book: There's a Sears Robuck Avocado kitchen there that is soooooooo awesome to see!
I agree, the appliances must be a "regional thing", in which case Gaffers & Sattler would be what my money is riding on, too!
-- Dave
Gonna have to scan one of the pic's in my BETTER HOMES & GARDENS kitchen remodeling book: There's a Sears Robuck Avocado kitchen there that is soooooooo awesome to see!
I agree, the appliances must be a "regional thing", in which case Gaffers & Sattler would be what my money is riding on, too!
-- Dave
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Brandon.......
Is there a website for the Omaha organs? Glad you got the Conn - should be lots of fun. Thanks for the info!
Is there a website for the Omaha organs? Glad you got the Conn - should be lots of fun. Thanks for the info!
Interesting
Must be mucho Photoshop. That kick-panel belt line on the DW is unholy-high for a D&M.
I agree, it looks similar to the D&M ilk of the sixties with the mid-panel latch that swung way out, rather than the discrete one under the bottom-middle of the control panel.
Must be mucho Photoshop. That kick-panel belt line on the DW is unholy-high for a D&M.
I agree, it looks similar to the D&M ilk of the sixties with the mid-panel latch that swung way out, rather than the discrete one under the bottom-middle of the control panel.
