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Sites of Interest. Comments welcome.

Vintage, but modern refrigerator or dishwasher Hey, hey! I was always in love with my sister's Kelvinator; alas, it is long gone. But here's the next best thing.

The Classic Typewriter in all its glory A very rich site. I got lost for hours.

Florida International University's Wolfsonian If you ever get to Miami Beach, don't miss this treasure, especially arts and crafts articles and moderne and streamline designs.

Lloyd Copeman Site   Lloyd Groff Copeman (1881-1956) is a great American inventor. His inventions include the first electric stove and the flexible ice cube tray, and many things in between. Look for the famous Copeman toaster. http://www.lloydcopeman.com/

Synonym Toast from Scholastic A fun game to test your knowledge of synonyms.

The Toaster Museum Foundation:   A great site, chocked with info -- http://www.toaster.org

Simply Switch On...!   A virtual museum of small early electric appliances, a wealth of information and fun to explore.

Art Deco Society of Washington: A good source for learning about art deco and its preservation, with forum, events listing, great links to other sites, and classifieds. This site even has a picture of the the Kalakala, a 1935 streamline boat that pioneered the use of RADAR; look under Preservation Alerts in other locations. http://adsw.org

Mark's Toastmaster as an Airstream trailer....!   and some amazing rocket ships. Paging Flash Gordon...Paging Flash Gordon

Appliance Sculpture Electrifying...   I disaprove of eviscerating a perfectly good old toaster, but given that some have reached the end of their useful life for browning bread, Jerry Meyer gives us something else to think about. http://jerrymeyer.com/applianceset.html

Fancollectors:   For a whole world of vintage fans, visit an excellent site at -- http:/www.fancollectors.org

Antique Stoves & Refrigerators;   America's #1 source for restoring antique and vintage stoves and refrigerators from the 20's to the 60's.

All about Sunbeam Radiant Toasters   Here's a site showing new in the box Sunbeam Radiant toasters.

Resources for Typewriter Collectors Be sure to check out the "Percy Smock Corner" in honor of a who collected typewriters.

Mr. Maxwell's Washing Machine Museum A very rich site about many old washing machines.