Congrats Hans....
that Norge is one beauty indeed, the gorgeous NuTone hood is just gilding the lily!
I think the '55/56 ranges across the board were the zenith of US range quality when balanced with new features, only lacking in self-cleaning... even our '58 is definitely not nearly as well built as the ranges from just a couple years before, though it is far more flashy.
We also grew up with a round NuTone on the wall under a no-fan hood, those things were the in-wall ventilating equivalent of a "hurricane in a box", they could about suck your eyeballs out! even steak-on-fire in the broiler was no challenge for those mighty mighty NuTones. Typically thay had a chain that released the outside door and turned on the fan simultaneously. Believe it or not, our current 1955 Rancher had one in the bathtub as bathroom ventilation - can you imagine stepping into a hot bath and reaching for that chain to turn on the exhaust fan?? I can't imagine how that got by an inspection, and then stayed there for another 50 years?!! Took that out the day we moved in! We also have a NuTone in the knotty -pine kitchen of the house we own that son presently lives in, also circa 1955. All the houses built around here at about that time period seem to have them.
