General Electric 1934
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Twenty-five
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Zenith 1969
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Whirlpool 1962
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Wizard 1954
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Reply#100
That 1934 GE Imperial electric range is really beautiful! I’ve never seen an electric stove from the early 30’s with a SS top before.
Eddiie
That 1934 GE Imperial electric range is really beautiful! I’ve never seen an electric stove from the early 30’s with a SS top before.
Eddiie
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I wonder how many of these ranges were ever sold? Greg
I wonder how many of these ranges were ever sold? Greg
I've never seen one. Just ads for it. I am sure very few were sold as I can imagine it was GE's premium stove.
