Weyerhaeuser 1958
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AllianceWare 1952
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I wish that I or someone here could find an ad for my grandmother's Crosley electric range of unknown vintage. I've never seen another one like it.
Kentile 1958
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Mosaic 1952
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Fairfield 1952
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TE-PE-CO 1929
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National Homes 1955
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Eljer 1953
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Bell System 1964
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Kroehler 1955
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Antico 1951
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Ekco Flint-Ware 1954
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Louie, I have the Ekco Flint-Ware double-boiler. The sauce pan works perfectly with my induction range.
My former neighbor Thelma got a set of Ekco Flint cookware when she and her husband Nelson married in 1954. She used it until she passed away about 10 years ago. It still looked like new.
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I've seen a few ads for National Homes.
Were they designs/plans, or pre-fab/modular homes?
Barry
I've seen a few ads for National Homes.
Were they designs/plans, or pre-fab/modular homes?
Barry
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Bob, my mom still has a few pieces left from a set she bought in the 1950's.
Bob, my mom still has a few pieces left from a set she bought in the 1950's.
The best description of National Homes is "panelized". The components were produced in a factory, and assembled at the job site. There is a development a couple blocks from me that is National, and were built in the mid 50's.
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Barry, it is my understanding theses homes were semi-stick built by dealer/builders.
Barry, it is my understanding theses homes were semi-stick built by dealer/builders.
I grew up in a town
that was chock full of National homes. Dime a dozen in fact. I'd wager that 90% are still standing today so they must have done something right.
The main factory was in W Lafayette IN I think it is a Wabash National plant now, not sure on that one.
that was chock full of National homes. Dime a dozen in fact. I'd wager that 90% are still standing today so they must have done something right.
The main factory was in W Lafayette IN I think it is a Wabash National plant now, not sure on that one.
