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Hold The Phone! Pink Vintage GE Washer, Dryer and Fridge
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mikeklondon
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PINK SET
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Wish I was in the US
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Wish I was in the US
never see this
kind of stuff in California??
kind of stuff in California??
That GE Washer
That is exactly what our washer looked like. THE washer my parents bought because they wre tired of me playing in the Bendix. (Our model was NOT a Filter-Flo definitely).
That is exactly what our washer looked like. THE washer my parents bought because they wre tired of me playing in the Bendix. (Our model was NOT a Filter-Flo definitely).
May I Say It's Good To See You Posting Again
Appnut!
L.
Appnut!
L.
Greg, can you save this stuff?
Ooo-La-La!
Lawrence
Lawrence
Damn. Only 166 miles away...
toploader55
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We had the same fridge.
That fridge for some reason was the coldest fridge but never froze anything. (In the refridgerator section).
Just Beautiful. I hope someone here grabs these.
That fridge for some reason was the coldest fridge but never froze anything. (In the refridgerator section).
Just Beautiful. I hope someone here grabs these.
My goodness! The washer might just be one of the first Filter-Flo models with that copper filter pan!
I hope some can save them!!
I hope some can save them!!
westingman123
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COMBOLICIOUS!
Anybody wanna go in on this? I'd love that Combo, but have no room for the rest. Alas.
Anybody wanna go in on this? I'd love that Combo, but have no room for the rest. Alas.
Sent you an email Keith - would be good to save these. I emailed the seller with a few questions about the washer-dryer set but I can't use the refrigerator so it may work out and we can save them all!
Greg, Ben LOVES refrigerators. I'm sure he has room for one MORE! 
I was thinking the fridge, which clearly pre-dates the laundry pair, was originally white. The washer and dryer appear to be a different shade of pink, unless it's the camera, and having been identified as '56 models, it makes sense that they were pink from the factory, but I don't think the early Combination fridges came in anything but white.
I hope somebody can save these. Not having a BIN on them could send the price soaring.
I hope somebody can save these. Not having a BIN on them could send the price soaring.
I was thinking the same thing Ralph...
<span style="font-size: medium;">I've never seen that model GE fridge in any color but white. Never mentioned in the ads of the time either. If memory serves me correctly, that model was their first 2 door, introduced in 1948. </span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">I've never seen that model GE fridge in any color but white. Never mentioned in the ads of the time either. If memory serves me correctly, that model was their first 2 door, introduced in 1948. </span>
Ben LOVES refrigerators
I may like refrigerators, but they LOVE me!
The Combination is probably a 1952 model - maybe '53 at the latest. My '51 was the last without door shelves. Someone spent some time (and money) spraying it in pink. They got the jambs and insides of the door lips. It was also done quite some time ago - the typical rust along the bottom door frame is present.
Sweet washer and dryer!
Ben
I may like refrigerators, but they LOVE me!
The Combination is probably a 1952 model - maybe '53 at the latest. My '51 was the last without door shelves. Someone spent some time (and money) spraying it in pink. They got the jambs and insides of the door lips. It was also done quite some time ago - the typical rust along the bottom door frame is present.
Sweet washer and dryer!
Ben
The fridge is definitely from 1952
the 1953 model had the handle on the freezer door you pulled up on and the fridge door had a handle you pulled down on to open them....PAT COFFEY
the 1953 model had the handle on the freezer door you pulled up on and the fridge door had a handle you pulled down on to open them....PAT COFFEY
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