08-02-2022, 05:57 PM
Hi Rich!
I know the Caddy is high value in the 50s vintage car genre, but it's what we used to call a "road yacht".
LOL...The chrome and glass details are beautiful.
And who doesn't appreciate the space age rocket fins?
But put them all together with a dusty rose color and it can get a bit gawdy looking!
Don,
Coal miners: part of America's backbone. Anyone should be proud they had family members >>that tough.
Not an easy life for a family.
The reason why I asked is because I have a vintage coal burning laundry stove made by
Atlanta Stove Works and was wondering just how popular coal would have been. But being a big city, I guess coal was
easier to obtain than wood.
My grandmothers house had an outdoor chute where the coal landed in a pile down in the "cellar".
There was still coal down there when I was a kid.
I know the Caddy is high value in the 50s vintage car genre, but it's what we used to call a "road yacht".
LOL...The chrome and glass details are beautiful.
And who doesn't appreciate the space age rocket fins?
But put them all together with a dusty rose color and it can get a bit gawdy looking!
Don,
Coal miners: part of America's backbone. Anyone should be proud they had family members >>that tough.
Not an easy life for a family.
The reason why I asked is because I have a vintage coal burning laundry stove made by
Atlanta Stove Works and was wondering just how popular coal would have been. But being a big city, I guess coal was
easier to obtain than wood.
My grandmothers house had an outdoor chute where the coal landed in a pile down in the "cellar".
There was still coal down there when I was a kid.