Women in Oxford, England show interest in home freezers. – Vintage Photograph

In March 1959, women in Oxford, England were increasingly interested in home freezers, the English equivalent of America’s deep-freeze. The home freezer in the photograph was on display at the Ideal Home Exhibition and was priced at 122 guineas.In March 1959, women in Oxford, England were increasingly interested in home freezers, the English equivalent of America’s deep-freeze. The home freezer in the photograph was on display at the Ideal Home Exhibition and was priced at 122 guineas.

Dimensions: 18.4 x 23.8 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04868018

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OCR computer generated text:

FO WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF:- The General Publicity Department. MATHER 13 MAR 1959 Rik More women are becoming interested in home freezers -the English equivalent of America’s deep-freeze. In the Oxford area the commercial models are demanded The home freezer in the photo- by farmers’ wives. graph is on display at the Ideal Home Exhibition, price 122 guineas. 113 MAR 1959