norgeway
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Now this would DEFINATELY come South..where on earth is Plum Pa???
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/atq/4102124846.html
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/atq/4102124846.html
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norgeway
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This is really the size
Stove I need to collect!!!LOL A good old Cleveland Tennessee special, the factory is still there, I think it is Whirlpool now.
Stove I need to collect!!!LOL A good old Cleveland Tennessee special, the factory is still there, I think it is Whirlpool now.
norgeway
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I wish..
One of these would turn up close by.
One of these would turn up close by.
xraytech
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Hans,
I think you should just take the trip to Pittsburgh to get this stove
We can arrange an impromptu meet while you are here
I think you should just take the trip to Pittsburgh to get this stove
We can arrange an impromptu meet while you are here
rustyspaatz
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Saw something similar, but it was pink, in an abandoned house.
Even though I'm Vegan and no longer have use for a stove, these 24" or 21" slim models are so cool. I don't know why.
Even though I'm Vegan and no longer have use for a stove, these 24" or 21" slim models are so cool. I don't know why.
rustyspaatz
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It even had a matching pink sink.
I would have loved to see the frig.
I would have loved to see the frig.
norgeway
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That pink range..
Is a Dixie, also made in Cleveland Tennessee, Dixie bought the assets of Magic Chef in 1958 and changed their name to Magic Chef in the early 60s.
Is a Dixie, also made in Cleveland Tennessee, Dixie bought the assets of Magic Chef in 1958 and changed their name to Magic Chef in the early 60s.
danemodsandy
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I Think....
....Dixie must have continued some production under the Dixie brand, because I well remember Dixie gas ranges being available in the late '60s.
They were always in the lower-end independent furniture stores in Atlanta, like Carroll's. Carroll's had them in turquoise in '68, a full year after turquoise was gone everywhere else.
....Dixie must have continued some production under the Dixie brand, because I well remember Dixie gas ranges being available in the late '60s.
They were always in the lower-end independent furniture stores in Atlanta, like Carroll's. Carroll's had them in turquoise in '68, a full year after turquoise was gone everywhere else.
norgeway
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They did...
Teague furniture store in my hometown of Lenoir NC sold them into the 60s as well, along with Norge Philco and Magic Chef...all electric, unless you went to Piedmont Natural Gas or Steele Rulane Gas Service...you didnt see a gas stove.
Teague furniture store in my hometown of Lenoir NC sold them into the 60s as well, along with Norge Philco and Magic Chef...all electric, unless you went to Piedmont Natural Gas or Steele Rulane Gas Service...you didnt see a gas stove.
After her first marriage ('79), my sister lived in an older mobile home, built in the late 60's. The range was a 30" Dixie in Avocado. It was pretty bare-bones.
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