classiccaprice
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Something mentioned in another thread made me think... Where are your major appliances from?
I'll go first....
My 1958 Kenmore gas range came with the house (though it was always an auxiliary range). My 2007 GE fridge came with the house too.
My 1957 Philco fridge came from the original owner's house in Norfolk, Va.
My 1950 Frigidare range came from it's original owner's house in Arlington, Va.
My 1955 Kenmore came from a collector (customline) in Pennsylvania (forgot town, sorry)
My 1953 Westinghouse dryer came from a collector in Cleveland, Oh
My 1954 Westinghouse laundromat came from its original home in Charlston, WV
My 1968 Kenmore 800 dryer came from a house flipper in Durham, NC
My 1968 Kenmore 800 washer came from a collector (carmine) in Detroit, MI
My 1964 Maytag a702 came from a collector (tomturbomatic) in Beltsville, MD
My 1964 Maytag de702 came from the original home in Cleveland, OH
My 1977 Mayrag N2LPS was bought new by my great aunt in the small town of Poquoson, VA
And ones that no longer are mine:
'My'/Dave's 1962 Kenmore 70 dryer came from the restore in Cincinnati, OH
My 1951 Westinghouse fridge came from Manassas, VA
My 1958 Philco fridge came locally from its original home in Hampton, VA
My 1958 Hotpoint fridge came from it's second home, but original owners in Falls Church, VA
Observations: my appliances are from everywhere. None of my matched sets of w/d were purchased in the same state, let alone in the same house. It's interesting where they travel from in their lifetime eh? Everything I currently own with the exceptions of the 702 set and 70 series dryer (the latter's ownership is in debate) is in Hampton and the rest is in Cincinnati.
You don't have to go into as much detail as I did. I just always think it's cool to see where things came from.[this post was last edited: 7/9/2014-00:42]
I'll go first....
My 1958 Kenmore gas range came with the house (though it was always an auxiliary range). My 2007 GE fridge came with the house too.
My 1957 Philco fridge came from the original owner's house in Norfolk, Va.
My 1950 Frigidare range came from it's original owner's house in Arlington, Va.
My 1955 Kenmore came from a collector (customline) in Pennsylvania (forgot town, sorry)
My 1953 Westinghouse dryer came from a collector in Cleveland, Oh
My 1954 Westinghouse laundromat came from its original home in Charlston, WV
My 1968 Kenmore 800 dryer came from a house flipper in Durham, NC
My 1968 Kenmore 800 washer came from a collector (carmine) in Detroit, MI
My 1964 Maytag a702 came from a collector (tomturbomatic) in Beltsville, MD
My 1964 Maytag de702 came from the original home in Cleveland, OH
My 1977 Mayrag N2LPS was bought new by my great aunt in the small town of Poquoson, VA
And ones that no longer are mine:
'My'/Dave's 1962 Kenmore 70 dryer came from the restore in Cincinnati, OH
My 1951 Westinghouse fridge came from Manassas, VA
My 1958 Philco fridge came locally from its original home in Hampton, VA
My 1958 Hotpoint fridge came from it's second home, but original owners in Falls Church, VA
Observations: my appliances are from everywhere. None of my matched sets of w/d were purchased in the same state, let alone in the same house. It's interesting where they travel from in their lifetime eh? Everything I currently own with the exceptions of the 702 set and 70 series dryer (the latter's ownership is in debate) is in Hampton and the rest is in Cincinnati.
You don't have to go into as much detail as I did. I just always think it's cool to see where things came from.[this post was last edited: 7/9/2014-00:42]