Kitched Aid DW Steal on PGH Craigslist
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Looks to be a KDI-16.
gyrafoam
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Boy, are they going to be sorry they got rid of it!
Replacing it with that new junk from China no doubt.
Replacing it with that new junk from China no doubt.
Looks like a late 60's vintage St. Charles kitchen
That was a spiffy kitchen for its day. Looks like they had one of those built-in Corning ware hot surfaces to the left of the dishwasher.
That was a spiffy kitchen for its day. Looks like they had one of those built-in Corning ware hot surfaces to the left of the dishwasher.
launderess
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Vintage St. Charles Metal Cabinets
Have a huge following, with persons willing to pay in order for the things to be shipped across the country, provided they are in good nick.
St. Charles company was purchased by Viking, but nothing like those metal cabinets is produced anymore (following a trend sadly).
Many homes and apartments built during the 1950's and so still have their original StC cabinets in kitchens, laundry areas and so forth in excellent condition. Of course much depends upon how well maintained they were by the owners.
Main problem today is finding cabinets to match one's current colour scheme, though there are a few businesses out there that offer "repainting" services for StC cabinets.
OTHO many, many cabinets of this nature end up along with vintage appliances, chucked to the curb during a remodel. Often recyclers and such spy and rescue the poor dears, however more than enough end up at the crusher.
FWIU metal cabinets were the height of sanitary and rodent proof materials for ages when it came to such things. Suppose as homes are better built to keep varmits out, such things mattered less over wood.
Have a huge following, with persons willing to pay in order for the things to be shipped across the country, provided they are in good nick.
St. Charles company was purchased by Viking, but nothing like those metal cabinets is produced anymore (following a trend sadly).
Many homes and apartments built during the 1950's and so still have their original StC cabinets in kitchens, laundry areas and so forth in excellent condition. Of course much depends upon how well maintained they were by the owners.
Main problem today is finding cabinets to match one's current colour scheme, though there are a few businesses out there that offer "repainting" services for StC cabinets.
OTHO many, many cabinets of this nature end up along with vintage appliances, chucked to the curb during a remodel. Often recyclers and such spy and rescue the poor dears, however more than enough end up at the crusher.
FWIU metal cabinets were the height of sanitary and rodent proof materials for ages when it came to such things. Suppose as homes are better built to keep varmits out, such things mattered less over wood.
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