danemodsandy
Well-known member
I am trying to find a photo of a GE TOL range I remember from the mid or later 1970s.
It had a lighted backguard, and all-rotary controls, plus P*7 self-cleaning. There was a windowed oven door. It had an analog clock/timer unit, not the later digital unit.
It did NOT have the deeply recessed cooktop of the earlier, also TOL J757, shown below. That model was based on the lower cabinet tooling of the Americana. The model I'm thinking about shared its architecture with the rest of the 30-inch free-standing range line.
Does anyone perhaps have catalogs from this time frame, with photos they could scan and share?
I'd be grateful.
P.S.: No luck finding a range yet - I am still looking.
It had a lighted backguard, and all-rotary controls, plus P*7 self-cleaning. There was a windowed oven door. It had an analog clock/timer unit, not the later digital unit.
It did NOT have the deeply recessed cooktop of the earlier, also TOL J757, shown below. That model was based on the lower cabinet tooling of the Americana. The model I'm thinking about shared its architecture with the rest of the 30-inch free-standing range line.
Does anyone perhaps have catalogs from this time frame, with photos they could scan and share?
I'd be grateful.
P.S.: No luck finding a range yet - I am still looking.
