ADS!
Louie these are such great ads!
Thanks
Peter
Louie these are such great ads!
Thanks
Peter
Vintage Appliance Advertisements
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whirlcool
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And the ads are in such great shape! Just like new!
I wonder how many of these companies are still around?
I wonder how many of these companies are still around?
What a treat!
These ads are fantastic, and a great read. Thanks for posting 'em!
The ad for the 1947 Frigidaire range is dear to me, for my grandmother had a similar model (I think that her's was bought in 1949). She baked for the farmers' market (known here as the "curb market"), and really relied on the double ovens. I'll never forget her bread and warm cinnamon sticky rolls!
Any chance of posting an ad for a 1959 or 1960 Norge electric range? My parents bought one when I was a toddler (hence my not being able to recall the exact year), and it served well up through 2008, when I sold their house. The new owners used it until last year, when they remodeled the kitchen.
I really enjoy these posts.
Joe
These ads are fantastic, and a great read. Thanks for posting 'em!
The ad for the 1947 Frigidaire range is dear to me, for my grandmother had a similar model (I think that her's was bought in 1949). She baked for the farmers' market (known here as the "curb market"), and really relied on the double ovens. I'll never forget her bread and warm cinnamon sticky rolls!
Any chance of posting an ad for a 1959 or 1960 Norge electric range? My parents bought one when I was a toddler (hence my not being able to recall the exact year), and it served well up through 2008, when I sold their house. The new owners used it until last year, when they remodeled the kitchen.
I really enjoy these posts.
Joe
retromania
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Thanks Again!!
I can't remember who posted all the great vintage ads. I've only looked at a third of them. This will be part of my fun this weekend. Is going through them and studying all the details of each appliance.
I can't remember who posted all the great vintage ads. I've only looked at a third of them. This will be part of my fun this weekend. Is going through them and studying all the details of each appliance.
Frigidaire 1956
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Frigidaire 1956
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Frigidaire 1956
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Thanks all.
<span style="font-size: medium;">Joe, I'll keep an eye out for a '59-'60 Norge electric range. </span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">Joe, I'll keep an eye out for a '59-'60 Norge electric range. </span>
Tappan 1955
Crosley 1949
Wizard 1958
Wizard 1953
American Kitchens 1953
Frigidaire 1958
Gibson 1953
Launderall 1948
Crosley 1947
Motorola 1956
Packard Bell 1965
retromania
Well-known member
Thank s Again Ultramatic
I have really enjoyed this!!!
I have really enjoyed this!!!
Zenith 1964
RCA 1967
Adds
Hi Louie, great adds, these need to be on Pic of The Day or in a seperate link page adverts album, trouble is on these threads they get buried and get very slow to load!!! I wonder if Robert could make a suggestion...
Wizard with 9 rinses and the control panel looks Blackstone ish...any connection??
Hi Louie, great adds, these need to be on Pic of The Day or in a seperate link page adverts album, trouble is on these threads they get buried and get very slow to load!!! I wonder if Robert could make a suggestion...
Wizard with 9 rinses and the control panel looks Blackstone ish...any connection??
RCA 1960
Time for Vintage Appliances Part Two!
<span style="font-size: medium;">Due to load times. </span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">Due to load times. </span>
That 1953 Wizard has an agitator that looks a lot like the first Speed Queens and a dryer door handle that looks like a Hotpoint.
twintubdexter
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thank you thank you thank you
I had almost forgotten all about those fantastic Kelvinator refrigerators with the designer fronts. Western Appliance where I worked as a kid had almost every one of those on the sales floor. I distinctly remember that small fridge with the spotted horse fur (it was "real" synthetic fur, not painted on,) the model with the carriage lanterns (there was a Foodarama like that too) and my favorite, the Chinese Red Foodarama with the dragons...it really made a statement! I'm going to use that photo as a desktop backround for both of my computers to remind me of my happy childhood...about 100 years ago :-(
I had almost forgotten all about those fantastic Kelvinator refrigerators with the designer fronts. Western Appliance where I worked as a kid had almost every one of those on the sales floor. I distinctly remember that small fridge with the spotted horse fur (it was "real" synthetic fur, not painted on,) the model with the carriage lanterns (there was a Foodarama like that too) and my favorite, the Chinese Red Foodarama with the dragons...it really made a statement! I'm going to use that photo as a desktop backround for both of my computers to remind me of my happy childhood...about 100 years ago :-(
<span style="font-size: medium;">Joe (Twintubdexter) I'm very glad you liked them, and thanks for the info on the Kelvinators!</span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">Mike, I started Part Two. I know some experience load time lag due to their bandwith. I'm not sure what else can be done in order for this not to be buried. Perhaps Robert can make it a sticky?</span>
<span style="font-size: medium;">Mike, I started Part Two. I know some experience load time lag due to their bandwith. I'm not sure what else can be done in order for this not to be buried. Perhaps Robert can make it a sticky?</span>
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