GE 24 inch
I love the 24 inch models
I love the 24 inch models
Lets talk quality ranges!
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Frigidaire!
24 inch
A lot of range in a small package
24 inch
A lot of range in a small package
Frigidaire!
a 1957
a 1957
Gas Hardwick!
Lets talk gas I wonder what year this is from?
from Hardwick
Lets talk gas I wonder what year this is from?
from Hardwick
norgeway
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I dont know what year BUT!
I have a Hardwick like that,only without the window!
I have a Hardwick like that,only without the window!
norgeway
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Our GOODWILL outlet had!!!!
About 15 of those 24 inch G Es last month!!!
About 15 of those 24 inch G Es last month!!!
Coffee!
Now lets put up a pot of coffee
Now lets put up a pot of coffee
Hardwick!
My Aunt had a Hardwick in the 70's that was 30 inches coppertone with window and light in oven no other frills broiler on bottom. I liked the stove and enjoyed perking a pot of coffee in her corningware pot.
My Aunt had a Hardwick in the 70's that was 30 inches coppertone with window and light in oven no other frills broiler on bottom. I liked the stove and enjoyed perking a pot of coffee in her corningware pot.
norgeway
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My favorite range!!!
And I know this is getting old...BUT NORGE!!
And I know this is getting old...BUT NORGE!!
Norge!
I love the Norge!
I love the Norge!
My Mom's friend Margaret had the 40" Frigidaire, the same or nearly so as the one shown - her's also in Charcoal Gray.
Hans, were the GE's in white, or another color(s)? Guess they must have come out of an apartment complex to have that many at a time.
I notice the 24" Frigidaire is an Australian model. Does anyone know if these were sold in N.A.?
Notice that the kitchen cabinets in the GE and Frigidaire ads look the same. GE sold them under their name; did Frigidaire also have a line of cabinets? Or are they the Republic Steel brand, which I think made them for GE?
Hans, were the GE's in white, or another color(s)? Guess they must have come out of an apartment complex to have that many at a time.
I notice the 24" Frigidaire is an Australian model. Does anyone know if these were sold in N.A.?
Notice that the kitchen cabinets in the GE and Frigidaire ads look the same. GE sold them under their name; did Frigidaire also have a line of cabinets? Or are they the Republic Steel brand, which I think made them for GE?
westingman123
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what a timely thread
Just Monday I drove to KY and picked up a GE Spacemaker from Tim. It's a beauty in the rough; but a perfect range for my farmhouse kitchen. Grabbed a set of GE cabinets at an estate sale; I'm on a roll...I sense a theme here. Westinghouse in th city, GE in the country!
Just Monday I drove to KY and picked up a GE Spacemaker from Tim. It's a beauty in the rough; but a perfect range for my farmhouse kitchen. Grabbed a set of GE cabinets at an estate sale; I'm on a roll...I sense a theme here. Westinghouse in th city, GE in the country!
Ranges!
I just wish we could get people to post more brochures and things from the past.
Peter
I just wish we could get people to post more brochures and things from the past.
Peter
spookiness
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24"
I had an apartment in college with a 24" Caloric gas, and it was really good. Could put out some serious heat.
A friend remodeled his condo and got a black 24" gas Premier range. Anybody know anything about them? Except for very cheap plain models, 24" ranges are hard to find it seems.
I was in Habitat Re-Store last week and they had a 36" Premier stainless "Pro Series" gas 6-burner for sale.
I had an apartment in college with a 24" Caloric gas, and it was really good. Could put out some serious heat.
A friend remodeled his condo and got a black 24" gas Premier range. Anybody know anything about them? Except for very cheap plain models, 24" ranges are hard to find it seems.
I was in Habitat Re-Store last week and they had a 36" Premier stainless "Pro Series" gas 6-burner for sale.
OK- more brochures then. You gotta love the hair, the accessories, light and other decor - and of course, the shoes!
My 59 Frigidaire range
A super-cool range built especially for the owner!
Same Crown range - the commemorative tag:
