everythingold
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I like poppy, not familiar with Lady Gibsons.
Matching Poppy Lady Gibson Stove & Fridge
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everythingold
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It has a neat slider that reveals the cooktop knobs.
everythingold
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The top oven is real weird, the door is in two pieces, you can open the shaded glass, which reveals a clear glass look at the oven. Move the shaded portion back, lock down on the handle, and the assembly opens completely.
everythingold
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The Fridge says "Sovereign Foodmaster" under the crest. I thought only God was sovereign. LOL
everythingold
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She's a Lady alright.
We had a harvest gold version of that fridge, the ice maker was kinda like a flex tray, but made bubbles.
veg-o-matic
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Oooh, what I wouldn't give for that range!
Wizard (Western Auto) ranges of the mid '60s had the same "peek in" oven doors and sliding covers for the knobs, so now I know who made them.
veg
Wizard (Western Auto) ranges of the mid '60s had the same "peek in" oven doors and sliding covers for the knobs, so now I know who made them.
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toggleswitch2
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Interestingly the floor appears to pull the (loud) colors in this room together!
Was that an oven or a broiler on top, or maybe both?
Was that an oven or a broiler on top, or maybe both?
everythingold
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Veg, I might be making a trip to B-more.
Toggleswitch, I honestly don't remember if the top oven has a broiler. I assume so, but there was so much stuff at this estate sale, I was a little loopy. They had a nice Vulcan, sold for $75! But I didn't get it. Matt
Toggleswitch, I honestly don't remember if the top oven has a broiler. I assume so, but there was so much stuff at this estate sale, I was a little loopy. They had a nice Vulcan, sold for $75! But I didn't get it. Matt
autowasherfreak
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Very nice. I could see them in my kitchen.
laundromat
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G.E.M.
we belonged to a store before Costco and Sam's Club called G.E.M.(Government Employee's Merchandise) that had these AND Frigidaire's version of Poppy red on display in 1972.Ward's carried the matching sink and cabinets. i think Bob worth had the sink and cabinets in his Hollywood, Md. home.
we belonged to a store before Costco and Sam's Club called G.E.M.(Government Employee's Merchandise) that had these AND Frigidaire's version of Poppy red on display in 1972.Ward's carried the matching sink and cabinets. i think Bob worth had the sink and cabinets in his Hollywood, Md. home.
sdlee
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these were just on a re run episode of lets make a deal..fantastic, the idiot traded them for ten ton can of JAy Tuna......
My mom had a Kenmore double oven, seems like all these double ovens had some cool feature. Hers had a shelf for the toaster and what not over the back burners and the entire cooked top rolled out when in use. Now that Im old enough to think about it I wander what kind of piping was involved in that and how safe it was (it was gas).
My mom had a Kenmore double oven, seems like all these double ovens had some cool feature. Hers had a shelf for the toaster and what not over the back burners and the entire cooked top rolled out when in use. Now that Im old enough to think about it I wander what kind of piping was involved in that and how safe it was (it was gas).
