Emerson 1966
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Eighteen
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Westinghouse 1973
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Tappan 1958
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General Electric 1966
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Signal Fan
I remember that model Signal Fan, my grandparents had that fan at their home in Highland Lakes. Would sit near it watching tv in the summer, as it was powerful on high and quiet on low. I know my parents got the fan when my grandparents moved to Fla, but then the fan disappeared, I think my mom gave it to her friend, and I wish she didn't. It was a really nice fan and brings back memories. Keep up the good work, love the old ads on the appliances, cars and phones.
Doug
I remember that model Signal Fan, my grandparents had that fan at their home in Highland Lakes. Would sit near it watching tv in the summer, as it was powerful on high and quiet on low. I know my parents got the fan when my grandparents moved to Fla, but then the fan disappeared, I think my mom gave it to her friend, and I wish she didn't. It was a really nice fan and brings back memories. Keep up the good work, love the old ads on the appliances, cars and phones.
Doug
Thank you Doug. We need all the escapism we can get now.
Magnavox 1949
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Philco 1933
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Coolerator 1952
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Tappan 1973
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RCA Whirlpool 1963
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Motorola 1963
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Magnavox 1968
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Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil Stove 1921
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General Electric 1966
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Carrier 1957
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Reply 25: Gotta love the postage stamp-sized screen on Magnavox’s “Big Picture” television. One from the dawn of television.
Reply 33: Wow, GE found a way to make a mini basket for their percolator! Very cool.
Thanks as always, Louie!
Reply 33: Wow, GE found a way to make a mini basket for their percolator! Very cool.
Thanks as always, Louie!
We had a GE percolator with the Mini Brew basket. I think the Versatronic dishwasher may have used the word "Mini" for one of their cycle names.
Always a pleasure Eugene!
My mom had a GE percolator with the Mini-Brew basket for several years, but rarely used it. She nearly always made a full pot for the day.
