Kelvinator 1963
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Twenty-nine
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Kelvinator 1964
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Crosley 1956
Easy 1966
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Regarding Post #2 (1937 Vitalaire) Consumers' Research Bulletin 1937 annual said it was the best-performing ice refrigerator tested, maintaining an inside temperature more than 2 degrees below the Coolerator model J-5. However, none of the ice refrigerators tested could maintain a temp as low as 45 F when in a room "at summer temperatures."
They noted that ice refrigerators had a higher operating cost than mechanical fridges. "The cost of icing a refrigerator (at 60 cents per hundred pounds) will average from two to three times the cost of electricity (at 5 cents per kilowatt-hour) required for running a modern electric refrigerator of comparable size."
They noted that ice refrigerators had a higher operating cost than mechanical fridges. "The cost of icing a refrigerator (at 60 cents per hundred pounds) will average from two to three times the cost of electricity (at 5 cents per kilowatt-hour) required for running a modern electric refrigerator of comparable size."
General Electric 1976
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General Electric 1956
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General Electric 1962
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Kelvinator 1968
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General Electric 1966
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Norge 1964
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General Electric 1951
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<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>The Norge washer looks like the one my dad's cousin Mary had. Previously she had some kind of wringer machine, but got the Norge when they moved in 1965.
That was our Norge washer that arrived December 23, 1963. Matcing dryer showed up sometime February 1964. The Kenmore 800 replaced the washer spring or fall of 1970.
I got a GE record player for Christmas 1963 along with some 45 singles. Then there was Ed Sullivan's February 9, 1964 broadcast. My own record player arrived just in time!!!
This is the first advertisement I've ever seen for this washer. We had the dryer until fall of 1977 when my mom got a GE Filter Flo matched set.
I got a GE record player for Christmas 1963 along with some 45 singles. Then there was Ed Sullivan's February 9, 1964 broadcast. My own record player arrived just in time!!!
This is the first advertisement I've ever seen for this washer. We had the dryer until fall of 1977 when my mom got a GE Filter Flo matched set.
Admiral 1969
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Apex 1933
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Bell 1959
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Dormeyer 1949
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Frigidaire 1955
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General Electric 1938
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