Kelvinator 1949
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Seven
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Whirlpool 1973
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Abt Television & Appliance Co. 1970
West Bend 1966
Tappan 1963
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Gibson 1977
Admiral 1955
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Love these ads, Louis! Thanks for the time and effort to recover the threads!
Oh, and I'll take that Hotpoint dishwasher in reply #12. Charge and send, please.
LOL
Oh, and I'll take that Hotpoint dishwasher in reply #12. Charge and send, please.
LOL
Always a pleasure Paul.
It's going to take years just to get where we were (part 31). Thankfully I love this, so it doesn't seem like a chore.
It's going to take years just to get where we were (part 31). Thankfully I love this, so it doesn't seem like a chore.
Conlon 1948
Admiral 1947
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RCA 1951
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American Stove Company 1928
Hotpoint 1953
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Kalamazoo 1948
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<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Thanks for the effort!
One question, now that the pic's are on flickr they can no longer be saved. Over the years I'd save an ad that I found interesting, unless I'm missing something, no more.
One question, now that the pic's are on flickr they can no longer be saved. Over the years I'd save an ad that I found interesting, unless I'm missing something, no more.
1) Click a desired image. It should open at Flickr. Or right-click and open in new tab or new window to maintain the AW anchor page.
2) At the lower right of the image on Flickr, click the icon that is an arrow pointing at a horizontal line (has a tooltip "Download this photo"). Select View All Sizes to get a choice. Click the desired size if it isn't immediately displayed.
3) Right-click on the image and save-as.
You're welcomed Matt. And thanks Glenn.
Arvin 1947
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