General Electric 1937
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Twenty-nine
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General Electric 1950
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Hardwick 1956
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Hotpoint 1959
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Lewyt 1956
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My dad's aunt and uncle had the GE Sheraton Colonial Mantel Clock in mahogany finish. It sat above their fireplace from before my time until Uncle Fred's death in 1990. I think it was sold at the auction.
My dad's aunt and uncle had the GE Sheraton Colonial Mantel Clock in mahogany finish. It sat above their fireplace from before my time until Uncle Fred's death in 1990. I think it was sold at the auction.
Gibson 1953
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Raython 1949
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I wasn't aware they had made them. The company is well known, of course, for developing the microwave oven.
I don't think I would have liked watching a "porthole" style screen. Nearly half the picture is cut off on a 1.37:1 Academy ratio film source.
I wasn't aware they had made them. The company is well known, of course, for developing the microwave oven.
I don't think I would have liked watching a "porthole" style screen. Nearly half the picture is cut off on a 1.37:1 Academy ratio film source.
Phonola 1960
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Easy 1958
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Easy 1958
There were so many attractive washers on the market in 1958, it would have been hard to choose. I might have gone with a Whirlpool Imperial because of parts and service availability but this Easy would have been mighty tempting.
There were so many attractive washers on the market in 1958, it would have been hard to choose. I might have gone with a Whirlpool Imperial because of parts and service availability but this Easy would have been mighty tempting.
Apex 1955
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Presto 1960
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Samson 1947
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Quicfrez 1954
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Sears 1969
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Steam-O-Matic 1947
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Whirlpool 1952
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