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phonolamplighter
 Post subject: Re: Identify that grill
PostPosted: Fri Apr 26, 2019 2:15 pm 
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No need to do a Google search, we have this exact grill on our Silvertone in the Master bedroom.

While we are waiting for the Author of this topic, here is another easy grill to identify:
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JerryVan
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phonolamplighter wrote:
No need to do a Google search, we have this exact grill on our Silvertone in the Master bedroom.

While we are waiting for the Author of this topic, here is another easy grill to identify:
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Emerson?
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phonolamplighter
 Post subject: Re: Identify that grill
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Correct!
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emerson
 Post subject: Re: Identify that grill
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I will go along with JerryVan on that Emerson model 17 in oak.
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Django
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Game over???? More grills please.
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wjw
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Two "easy" ones? If you post a Credenza grill I might be able to play too!
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melvind
 Post subject: Re: Identify that grill
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Here is one I have. What do you think this is from?


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Valecnik
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melvind wrote:
Here is one I have. What do you think this is from?


Easy one but I'm not tellin'. :)
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Lucius1958
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melvind wrote:
Here is one I have. What do you think this is from?


Let's see.... make starts with "E", and model starts with "J".
Other than that, I'm stumped (oak)... ;)

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melvind
 Post subject: Re: Identify that grill
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Lucius1958 wrote:

Let's see.... make starts with "E", and model starts with "J".
Other than that, I'm stumped (oak)... ;)

Bill


You are exactly correct. An Edison J-19 Diamond Disc machine. A late, and not overly popular or common, model. But I like it because it is unique and not as big as some others. Decorations on the front are from various different woods.


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