Thanks Tom, I found it!
I wonder why GE abandoned the magnetic gaskets so quickly. Everybody else was using them at least to some extent by the early '60s if not sooner, while GE was still using the "bubble" type gaskets with exposed door magnets and metal strips on the cabinets for quite a while longer.
Re: the linked ad, scroll up, as it's a two-pager.
https://books.google.com/books?id=D...al electric" combination refrigerator&f=false
I wonder why GE abandoned the magnetic gaskets so quickly. Everybody else was using them at least to some extent by the early '60s if not sooner, while GE was still using the "bubble" type gaskets with exposed door magnets and metal strips on the cabinets for quite a while longer.
Re: the linked ad, scroll up, as it's a two-pager.
https://books.google.com/books?id=D...al electric" combination refrigerator&f=false