I remember those fancy screen door grilles. We had one on the original metal front screen door; it was similar but not exactly like number 16. My mom's cousin Agnes had number 5 on her house in Mississippi.
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I still have the #16 grill on my garage service door. Only $2.50, wow.
Cascade 1961
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Vollrath Ware 1921
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They are now one of the largest manufacturers of stainless steel cookware and utensils, primarily for the food service industry. I don't know when they stopped making enamelled ware, but it's been many decades. The Vollrath and Kohler (plumbing fixtures) families are related.
They are now one of the largest manufacturers of stainless steel cookware and utensils, primarily for the food service industry. I don't know when they stopped making enamelled ware, but it's been many decades. The Vollrath and Kohler (plumbing fixtures) families are related.
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The Presto stamped aluminum and stamped stainless steel cookers had concave bottoms which were not good on electric ranges, although if you waited 60 years, the Stainless Steel cookers would work well on induction units. The mirror bright aluminum did not stay mirror bright. We had a Kroehler sofa and matching chair.
The Presto stamped aluminum and stamped stainless steel cookers had concave bottoms which were not good on electric ranges, although if you waited 60 years, the Stainless Steel cookers would work well on induction units. The mirror bright aluminum did not stay mirror bright. We had a Kroehler sofa and matching chair.
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The Presto stamped aluminum and stamped stainless steel cookers had concave bottoms which were not good on electric ranges, although if you waited 60 years, the Stainless Steel cookers would work well on induction units. The mirror bright aluminum did not stay mirror bright. We had a Kroehler sofa and matching chair.
The Presto stamped aluminum and stamped stainless steel cookers had concave bottoms which were not good on electric ranges, although if you waited 60 years, the Stainless Steel cookers would work well on induction units. The mirror bright aluminum did not stay mirror bright. We had a Kroehler sofa and matching chair.
Samsonite 1956
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Dreft 1956
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General Electric 1927
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Cannon 1955
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