FUN VISIT WITH WALT (18MILLST) AND PICS OF HIS STUFF!!!

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can't forget this little guy!

That's true. If you had, you'd have no tangle guard for your journey home and that could put a real wrinkle in your travels!!
 
really

i would have driven back for that wringer once i discovered how much fun washing with a wringer washer is!

i don't think any of those stoves are walt's daily drivers. we were in his shop that day, although they do work! i love thse lighted controls! so classy!

my aunt that raised me would have killed for that stove!

when she married my uncle she told hiom to forget the wedding ring and buy her a stove instead, he did!
 
Oh my God! That certer dial Kenmore in Post 389890 is a 1970 Model 500, and the exact one my aunt had. The only differences were hers had the gold colored filter, and the agitator in hers was a str8 vane with the gold cap like the one pictured in the wringer washer above. The agitator in the 500 pictured here must have been a replacement since Rotoswirls were not offered in the 1970 models of this series. In addition I am pretty sure the scrubbers were gone by then too.

I know I've said this before but this was a very popular model which I had seen in quite a few homes, and one that inspired my love of Kenmores.

Have a good one,
James
 
Rollermatic... Now I see what you mean by "you have no room". Maybe I should come get the Whirlpool FL a little sooner. Those stoves are very nice. Are those 30" models? A deep fryer module? never seen that before.
 
yes

i'm out of room. my house is full of washers and dishwashers, not counting the porch. your whirlpool front loader is ready to go, gave a maytag top loader i bought 6 years ago to a friend at work. have another friend who will take my 6 year old dryer that i never liked.

now that i have a good collection of vintage it's time to get rid of the new.

"out with the new, in with the old" i say!

not sure if those were 30 inch stoves, i think they were wider. if walt checks in here he can answer that.

70 series, glad you love those washers, walt might have something to let go, not sure, his name is 18millst on the site if you want his e mail.
 
Hotpint range size..

All Hotpoints until 57 or 58 were 39 inch,Our local Hotpoint dealer has a 55 model in STAINLESS!!!!on his showroom floor,I grew up with a 55 model 2oven lighted pushbutton,someone wanted to know what supermatic was, that was Hotpoints name for a thermostatic unit...similar to Frigidaires Heat Minder.
 
To help situate geography lovers

The eastern suburbs of Buffalo are wealthy, Amherst (lowest murder rate in the US) and Clarence, then the towns start: Akron, followed by the great canal ports: Gasport, Middleport, and Lockport.

When I visited Walt, I knew at once that his was an Aworg dream if not an orgy, especially for the Sandbox forum where we hear about stoves stereos, records, motors, lamps, small appliances, doodads, figurines, you name it--Walt's got it, especially in his well-kept, best-stuff antique room. Rollermatic's great pix do it justice. Thanks for so many exotic pics.

But--God!!--the machines he's got, and the parts. I searched high and low all over the US for a control board for the Visimatic--and there it was at 18 Mill St., basically in my own back yard. Thank You, Walt. Keep getting more cool stuff and you'll never go wrong doing business at Aworg.
 
Hotpoint Range

Had a similar version of that range growing up, with the griddle. Only thing different was the right front burner had a dial where you could dial in the temperature. It was a great stove and the griddle was used a lot.

It was nice having two ovens too.
 
more 'mems'

I saw this thread was about stoves & thought 'bfd'. Man,that last Hotpoint in white is(or very similar to)what was in our kitchen in the late 50's to early 60's. More memories,bro. Thanks!
 
Thanks Rollermatic: As much as I would love to snatch up the 500, it will be some time before I am in a position to collect. For now I am just glad to see these gems when they appear in this forum.

Have a good one,
James
 
Rollermatic thanks for sharing the pics, the Center Dial Kenmore is nice to see i remember seeing them in the wish book. I never would of guessed that the kenmore wringer would change from white outside to speckle/spreckle inside. Looks like you had a nice visit. alr2903
 
That Zenith!

..With the magic eye tube and presence control brings back memories. I had this console in a very MCM danish style cabinet with functional louvers over the speakers. What sound, what quality!

I liked the fact you could kick the TT to automatic and disengage the power button over at the main controls. After the last LP had played it would shut down everything. The volume control was a concentric shaft pot and you could adjust the "balance" by turning the inner knob which was lighted from below to reveal plus/minus numbers IIRC. Really a knockout!
 
kenmore 500 washer

Hi James,and everyone, this kenmore 500 is free to a good home,as well as the 1966 kenmore600. I will part with the pink hotpoint double oven 39" range also,not sure of price,if interested call me at(585)735-5889. As always,my best regards to all,and thanks for looking at some of my collection. Walt
 

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