Post by cablehack on Aug 8, 2021 7:57:29 GMT
The following file links have been extracted from the thread monitortop.freeforums.net/thread/1006/history-dr
1923 Stevenson report - the report behind GE's entry into refrigeration.
1926 product brochure:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8_jm7K-ahMadzkxbkFnMHA3VkU?resourcekey=0--e3bTlyRCymI0T9BZ2caew
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8_jm7K-ahMadzkxbkFnMHA3VkU?resourcekey=0--e3bTlyRCymI0T9BZ2caew
photos & advertisements:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8_jm7K-ahMaQXJ4aUFuN1B2QUk?resourcekey=0-uWASTrcWMzIP0pEiQ86tOw
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8_jm7K-ahMaQXJ4aUFuN1B2QUk?resourcekey=0-uWASTrcWMzIP0pEiQ86tOw
100yearfridge book selection - In particular, see the 1926 edition of "Household Refrigeration", and "Heat and Cold".
"More Work For Mother" - pages 135/136 describe the Monitor Top's introduction in 1925 and mentions the assembly line in 1926.
Nagengast Contribution - "Silver Anniversary" from 1952 document mentions OC-2's still operating. "GE Announces New Refrigerator" in 1925. "An Electric Refrigerator For the Household" in 1926 mentions the world-wide sale of OC-2's. "General Electric Refrigerator" is a catalog of OC-2's in different cabinets. "Food - Its Proper Refrigeration" contains specifications for OC-2's.
"History of Sealed Refrigeration Systems". DR introduced because the OC-2 was too expensive.
