Weekend Find, Are they worth anything? 1950s dryer, GE stove, ...

[duet83]

Parts anyone

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[duet83]

transmissions anyone

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[duet83]

one rusty speed or two

 

[duet83]

Kenmore

Rare 24" dryer

If I'm not wrong, this is merely the portable dryer with a deeper cabinet and standard console.

 

[duet83]

Headless washer, could it be a ....

 

[duet83]

No just a standard timer

 

[duet83]

I'm not the only one, who likes PINK.

A Harvest Gold All Frig. or Freezer, with the door painted Pink. Not very good paint though.

 

[duet83]

Whirlpool

I'm thinking this is the last of the BDs.

 

[duet83]

and gettng older...

I would say this is one of the last dryers from that time.

 

[duet83]

older yet

I'm thinking this is like 1980. I like the wood grain.

 

[duet83]

last for tonite, but certainly not least

Maytag, bol, HOH dryer

 

[norgeway]

Allis Chalmers

They manufactured tractors and farm equipment mostly.

 

[brianl]

I love that Imperial 70

That was the same washer my grandmother had while I was growing up. I loved the fake wood grain on it and her's had the chrome looking agitator cap. I want that washer! lol

 

[appliguy]

Eric,

that round topped refrigerator is from the 40's or 50's. It has been repainted because avacodo was not introduced by GE until 1966 and they stopped making rounded corner fridges by 1958.....PAT COFFEY

 

[duet83]

That sounds right Patrick.

I thought there was something odd going on there.

The towel rack should have alerted me, I know it.

 

[whirlcool]

The Speed Queen with the "granite" look control panel is from around 1993 or so. We were shopping for washing machines and almost bought an all electronic control model in that year.

The other Speed Queen washer is from around 1988-89 or so.

And that Whirlpool dryer in no. 37 is one of the best designs ever. Very reliable and dries very nicely without cooking your clothes. The rust on the top can be dealt with.