Pictures of Speed Queen GKC's collection

[Speedqueengkc]

Finally! Here it is. Yay

 

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lint filters

 

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stove

 

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Tide,metal lint filter,

 

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1957 GE console

 

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Agitator , Speed Queen wringer lint filter

 

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south wall

 

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cleaning supplies, westinghouse salt shaker

 

[appnut]

Very nice!!!

 

[peterh770]

Love it! Congrats!

 

[gansky1]

Very nice collection, some rather rare things too

Tell us about the blue Downy bottle on the counter behind the GE Activator... that looks interesting, was it a special promo?

 

[Speedqueengkc]

Gansky:reply

Yes, I believe it was a promotional campaign, during 1968 or 69.

 

[scott55405]

I really love the creative way you've arranged and displayed everything!

 

[gyrafoam]

I've seen a lot of those "drop-in" GE Stoves (in apartments all over Florida) , but that is the first installation I've ever seen with the controls mounted on the wall above it. Very kool.

Great looking collection!

 

[retromom]

Terrific Collection!

You've got some really fun stuff!! That turquoise GE range is adorable!

How long have you been collecting?

 

[jasonl]

YAY!

Awesome collection! Did anyone else notice the Nutone fan in the first pic?

Love the vintage Tide. That's the REAL THING.

 

[Unimatic1140]

Very nice Kevin, thanks for sharing your collection with us. My favorite item is that SQ clock of your's!

 

[petek]

Wonderful display, it's fun to see all those forgotten products and items. The A&W clock, a can of Zud (one of my favorite powdered cleansers now in a yellow can) a tin of Singer sewing machine oil. I see you have a Bosch mixer, do you use it? I think they're the greatest thing since and for making sliced bread LOL

 

[Speedqueengkc]

Retromom/reply

I have been collecting for the past four years. It started with a Speed Queen measuring glass. I am amazed at how many machines have been discovered by everyone.

 

[Speedqueengkc]

Unimatic1140/reply

Thank you. I started four years ago. I am amazed at what has been found. I wrote a reply to you and retromom to thank you both and to apologize. Thank you again.

 

[foraloysius]

Nice collection, thank you for sharing the pictures. What kind of appliance is there to the left of the Bosch dishwasher? I love the General Electric stove and the percolator that is on it!

 

[Speedqueengkc]

Foraloysius/reply

It is an Asko washer and dryer.

 

[foraloysius]

Ah! Thank you. Somehow it looked familiar.

 

[Speedqueengkc]

PeteK/reply

I havn't used my Bosch for quite awhile. I would like to make some parkerhouse dinner rolls and oatmeal chocolate chip cookies.

 

[golittlesport]

very nice....thanks for sharing! What a fun kitchen!

 

[swestoyz]

Nice collection - and some nifty Speed Queen posters! Those always ensure a good impression on guests - thanks for posting the photos.

Ben

 

[spinout]

Very, very nice collection.

That GE stuff is to-die-for. I'll give you some big bucks for that activator + filter pan, if you ever want part with it. And the 1958 dryer head. Ahhh!

Hey, is that a Hotpoint filter in turquiose on the wall? If so, I need that--I have the washer it fits on. Seriously, do you want to trade for SQ items? Among the parts I have are a couple of control heads, including a rare Canadian SQ upholstered one.

Wow!

 

[spinout]

Hey I mispoke...

That's a 1957 GE "p" series control head.

 

[Speedqueengkc]

spinout/reply

If you ever come across one of these,let me know.

 

[eddy1210]

You have some very neat control panels, Kevin. Thanks for posting these very fun pictures.