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I also collect vintage appliances. In the kitchen is a 1949 Hotpoint fridge, 1941 O'keefe and Merritt gas stove, 1955 Hotpoint dishwasher. On the back patio, I have an outdoor kitchen which has G.E. Americana appliances from the early 60's. Here is a picture of them.
My washer and dryer are even vintage. They are a 1963 Lady Kenmore set. Still works great.
I'm currently restoring a 1948 Bendix washing machine. I've got the transmission tore apart right now. Trying to work on that.
you have some Vintage water jugs my Dad has some of those I remember deer hunting with the brown one on the right. he made us pack that and the deer back to the Truck, Just glad it wasn't the big Galvanized one
At one point in time, I had a pretty decent comic book collection.
I even had a Superman #2.
Then, when we moved to Maryland, my Dad made this statement, "Bud, I'm not moving all of that _______. Toss it."
I tried my best to explain that I'd 'weed out' a few very desirable issues and toss the rest.
The next day, while I was at school, he tossed everything into the burn pile.
Now, I'm trying to collect 'sanity'. I haven't found any, unfortunately.
LOL Nice one Keith, I try and do this on a daily Bases LOL, when my Daughter was little I told her to save her Barbie's don't destroy them because one day you will look back and they will be worth something or just say wow I used to play with those , next day all the Heads were ripped off and colored at that, maybe I should have told her go ahead and destroy them they never would have left the box then
so I did find his flight log book ,,,,he had 775 hours in a PBM 3 D,,,,says they sank few jap D.O.s not sure what those are,,,bombed "SC" few other things I cant understand,,,,,he earned air medal also
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