Maytag 1964
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Twelve
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Norge 1950
Speed Queen 1972
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Frigidaire 1934
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Sylvania 1957
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Motorola 1965
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Crosley 1938
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Norge 1933
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General Electric 1950
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The insert having the built-in roll-out was the model that was in the house across the street (my "other mother's" house). The kitchen, and laundry room, had seafoam green color Westinghouse appliances. The only other dishwasher that was ever in the house is contained in the two attached pictures and was in the house working when the house was sold May/June 2013.
The insert having the built-in roll-out was the model that was in the house across the street (my "other mother's" house). The kitchen, and laundry room, had seafoam green color Westinghouse appliances. The only other dishwasher that was ever in the house is contained in the two attached pictures and was in the house working when the house was sold May/June 2013.
General Electric 1951
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Motorola 1953
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RCA 1953
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1965 Motorola color tv,,
When Motorola came out with the rectangular color tube in 64 they absolutely killed everyone else until they could catch up..LOL.
When Motorola came out with the rectangular color tube in 64 they absolutely killed everyone else until they could catch up..LOL.
I remember one of our neighbors had an early square tube Motorola, with pushbutton tuning. By the time I saw it, it wasn’t a new set, but I wanted to play with those pushbuttons so bad!
Proctor 1934
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Zenith 1955
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General Electric 1966
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Blast from the past... (No Hi Jack intended)
Cigarette Lighters for Christmas. Never knew GE made flameless ones. Zippo was the real deal I remember.
I also remember when if you knew someone that smoked you gift wrapped a carton of smokes for them.
Just jogged my memory when one of my Dad's employees was in the hospital after having a heart attack, (around 1961) he bought a carton of cigarettes for him because the doctor gave him permission to start smoking again !!!
Cigarette Lighters for Christmas. Never knew GE made flameless ones. Zippo was the real deal I remember.
I also remember when if you knew someone that smoked you gift wrapped a carton of smokes for them.
Just jogged my memory when one of my Dad's employees was in the hospital after having a heart attack, (around 1961) he bought a carton of cigarettes for him because the doctor gave him permission to start smoking again !!!
General Electric 1948
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