I was perusing KSL this morning and stumbled upon this rare find!

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Any thoughts or ideas?
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I'll give you a hint...
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the picture for the original 1950s advertisement is below...

Neat little innovation isn't it?
Too bad it didn't catch on too well.

Here's a picture of one still in working order from a lady who lives in Virginia, I believe. She's painted it white, which I like. Although, the original teal is not bad either.
I think this would be so much fun for a small kitchen where you don't have room for a huge upright refrigerator.
But probably difficult for those of us who struggle reaching upper shelves as it is. ;)
I think this would be so much fun for a small kitchen where you don't have room for a huge upright refrigerator.
But probably difficult for those of us who struggle reaching upper shelves as it is. ;)
I LOVE it! I don't know if I ever even knew these existed. I'm sure they were all the rage at the time and probably touted as the "future" of kitchens! I've started watching a lot of HGTV lately, and there was an LDS couple from SLC relocating to England. It was really interesting to see their kitchens there.
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