Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Thirty-one

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West Bend 1982

 

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Hardwick 1967

 

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Dormeyer 1951

 

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Hamilton Beach 1963

 

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West Bend 1982
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We had the Slo-Cooker Plus as shown. I would sometimes cook hot dogs on the lower part. Also had the Party Perk, except in Avocado.

 

[mattl]

I had a later version of the Zenith clock radio, mine had L.E.D. display and a straight line radio tuner. I used it for many years. No other clock radio sounded as good back then. Replaced it with a 2 piece Nachimichi stereo clock radio, later with a Proton, each was a step up in sound quality.

 

[phillymatt53]

I had a later version of the Zenith clock radio, mine had L.E.D. display and a straight line radio tuner. I used it for many years. No other clock radio sounded as good back then. Replaced it with a 2 piece Nachimichi stereo clock radio, later with a Proton, each was a step up in sound quality.

I've got the non-clock version of that Zenith radio with the "circle of sound" bottom speaker.
It's up on a shelf in my garage so I can enjoy my favorite classic rock on WMGK 102.9 FM.

 

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Sparton 1952

 

[supersuds]

Wonder when Sparton left the TV market? They were a fairly big player in radios but I never saw or even heard of their TVs.

 

[ea56]

Our neighbors had a Sparton console TV much like the one in the ad.

Eddie

 

[jamiel]

Looks like they started moving out of TV/Radio in 1956 in favor of their defense business (making sonobuoys)

 

[supersuds]

It looks nice. I suppose the Cosmic Eye was an automatic brightness control.

 

[supersuds]

Not to hijack the thread, but here are some beautiful Deco/Moderne Sparton radios from the Thirties.

The first one has a cloisonné front; the next two are called the Bluebird model and have mirrored glass. Unfortunately they sell for thousands now, and they're just AM radios!

 

[phillymatt53]

Not to hijack the thread, but here are some beautiful Deco/Moderne Sparton radios from the Thirties.

The first one has a cloisonné front; the next two are called the Bluebird model and have mirrored glass. Unfortunately they sell for thousands now, and they're just AM radios!View attachment 318902View attachment 318903

Indeed, they are eye-catching designs, and so is the "Sled" model in cobalt blue glass.
But your right, they are simple AM radios.
It's all about superficiality, looks.. which humans are known for.

 

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RCA 1971

 

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Admiral 1964

 

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Frigidaire 1957

 

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Easy 1958

 

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Emerson 1951

 

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General Electric 1924

 

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General Electric 1956

 

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General Electric 1965

 

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Kelvinator 1957

 

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KitchenAid 1968

 

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Kenmore 1989

 

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Hamilton Beach 1957

 

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RCA Victor 1955