steved
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Recently got a hold of this vintage brochure from 12/54
Now....... From Frigidaire
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Completely new
Actually introduced in Jan 1954
Actually introduced in Jan 1954
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Four, yes four
Solid reasons
Solid reasons
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the other two
Can't forget Frigidaire's famous crayon covered porcelain finish
Can't forget Frigidaire's famous crayon covered porcelain finish
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and again, four
different models
different models
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second and third choice
of models. Notice the prices written in
of models. Notice the prices written in
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the big fourth
dishwasher-sink!
dishwasher-sink!
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Features Galore!!
More reasons to see your Frigidaire Dealer!
More reasons to see your Frigidaire Dealer!
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Gotta love
the hiding space in the dishwasher-sink cabinet
the hiding space in the dishwasher-sink cabinet
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Let's not forget
the Frigidaire disposer by Waste King!
the Frigidaire disposer by Waste King!
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Now you can start planning
with just a little remodeling. And 300 bucks in 1955 money......
with just a little remodeling. And 300 bucks in 1955 money......
In reason #2
That is the Frigidaire Thermizer (deep well) pan in the top rack!! Is the disposer made by National? I still have trouble believing that GM did not get that dw design from Youngstown and that with all of their engineers, they could not come up with something better. If nothing else, that design with a whupass wash arm in the bottom to really do a number on pots and pans.
Thanks again, Steve!
That is the Frigidaire Thermizer (deep well) pan in the top rack!! Is the disposer made by National? I still have trouble believing that GM did not get that dw design from Youngstown and that with all of their engineers, they could not come up with something better. If nothing else, that design with a whupass wash arm in the bottom to really do a number on pots and pans.
Thanks again, Steve!
Loving literature.
There are 79 virgins (M, F or U) waiting in Paradise for people who scan and post vintage appliance brochures .
There are 79 virgins (M, F or U) waiting in Paradise for people who scan and post vintage appliance brochures .
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Not a National Disposer
Here's a Waste King from 1954 - And I know all their later models were Waste King design, right up till 1979
Here's a Waste King from 1954 - And I know all their later models were Waste King design, right up till 1979
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Very similar
to Youngstown, especially the 24" model from 1960ish
to Youngstown, especially the 24" model from 1960ish
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and inside
seems like one of the Youngstown boys jumped back from the GM ship. "Imitated by others"........
seems like one of the Youngstown boys jumped back from the GM ship. "Imitated by others"........
Wow - would this be THE first incarnation of a Frigidaire dishwasher??
The timer dial, silver basket, detergent cup and racks look very similiar to the ones in my almost-there 58 DWUW.
Thank you for sharing this find with us, Steve!!
The timer dial, silver basket, detergent cup and racks look very similiar to the ones in my almost-there 58 DWUW.
Thank you for sharing this find with us, Steve!!
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thank you !
Thank you for posting this. What a treat! 1955 was the year my parents got married. And our first dishwasher, some years later, was an early 70's or late '60's Frigidaire dishmobile with the slant/flip top. Was the delux model also with the electronic push button controls. Would love to find one of those.
Alan
Thank you for posting this. What a treat! 1955 was the year my parents got married. And our first dishwasher, some years later, was an early 70's or late '60's Frigidaire dishmobile with the slant/flip top. Was the delux model also with the electronic push button controls. Would love to find one of those.
Alan
Cool brochures, thanks, Steve!
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