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Twentieth Century
Appliance Restorations in the News!
This highly specialized sales/service market
gets noticed in the news:
Thank you from Old House Journal for retrofitting
handles Old House Journal
article
Where treasures from the past can have a future.
"Its the toaster that sold a million Pop-Tarts"
Arnold says with a smile.
Albany Times Union
article
Knowing
that a refrigerator has run for years collectors are
chasing them.
A Depression-Era GE
Model is so cool it's HOT!
Wall Street Journal
article
Old antique appliances not only look better than new
appliances, but often also work better.
US Airways Attache
magazine article
A story that still makes my blood run cold. A
follow-up on earlier article.
Albany Times Union
article
"Fewer fancy parts means fewer headaches. An old gas
stove has no gadgets It does not require
electricity, batteries, electronic ignition - you
light it with a match."
The New York Times
article
Knob needed for a 1944 GE
refrigerator? You won't find it at Home Depot.
Reminisce magazine
column
Vintage appliances add the
perfect touch to a period kitchen. Many
old-appliance enthusiasts claim their 1930's
refrigerators never have to be serviced.
Old-House Journal
article
Email from Jack Santoro Editor
and Chief " The Old Road Home" magazine.
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