MW washer for sale

[yogitunes]

their still out there....a little high on the price......but nicely featured....no money shot though....

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/app/3487153165.html

 

[yogitunes]

Also a HOH Maytag dryer available with it......

 

[yogitunes]

Westinghouse wall oven in the same town......Oh la la

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/app/3487153165.html

 

[yogitunes]

Also a Vintage Roper stove.....can be used with gas or wood/coal...is this possible, never heard of such a thing...DuelFuel?....still in the same town.....must be cleanout time for this area

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/app/3487153165.html

 

[revvinkevin]

 

 

Is my computer really trippin, or are all the links to the same washer/dryer ad?

 

Very cool Martin, thanks for posting!

 

Kevin

 

[akronman]

yea

Seems like Martin had his links confused. Here's the WALL OVEN

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/app/3466607577.html

 

[akronman]

here is the Roper wood/gas stove

here is the link for the Roper wood and gas burning stove

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/app/3486225686.html

 

[wayupnorth]

Dual Fuel

That style of stove used to be very popular around here. In most of the old homes, they used the side heater to keep the kitchen warm in the winter. You could cook on the wood side top but got no heat in the oven. The styles with the oven in the center could be used for slow baking too. Most people had converted theirs from wood to kerosene, for the convenience, by the 50's in this neck of the woods.

 

[yogitunes]

I goofed!......sorry about that guys.....Thanks for fixing it Mark.....

 

[jaxsunst]

Is that washer a White Westinghouse made?

 

[goatfarmer]

That one is Norge built.

 

[mr-maytag]

My great aunt and uncle and a few of the older folks where I grew up still had combination ranges like that into the 80s - Copper Clad and Monarch are brands I remember. They could use either the gas (or electric, as the case may be) or wood for stovetop cooking - I don't remember coal, but that was probably used earlier.

 

[polkanut]

Quite a few of my older aunts & uncles also had those combo ranges.  Most of the ones I saw were propane/natural gas & wood.  The elderly couple that lived next door to my parents had a Caloric gas/wood combo that they brought with them when they moved to town from the farm.  They used the wood side primarily in winter as a heat supplement.