Grandfather Clock/Stove - Sears IA $1

[bradfordwhite]

When Sears combined the face of a grand father clock, with the grandeur of spindles, and the deadly practicality of a standing pilot gas stove, we know that only the best ventured forth.
And it's stood the leaks, drafts, and the benzene emitting goodness of time.

I'd venture to say its mid to late 60s and I love it. At only $1 I would take it.

Loving those wood handles. I'm wondering if they are someones handy work. If so, they did good.

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[combo52]

Late 1960s early American Kenmore Range

Seers did sell this roper Bilt range with the wood handles.

It was a fairly good performer, but not the best built gas range of the time

As they always said, nobody ever went, broke, underestimating, American taste, and what they would buy, lol

John