TY  - BOOK
AU  - Moyle,Terry
AU  - Rosie Louise,
TI  - Every home should have one: the appliance age in New Zealand 
SN  - 1869665589
AV  - TX298 .M69 2021
U1  - 643.60993 23
PY  - 2021///
CY  - Auckland, New Zealand
PB  - New Holland Publishers
KW  - Household appliances
KW  - New Zealand
KW  - History
KW  - 20th century
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Introduction -- Welcome to the appliance age -- Electric home servants & the masters of power -- The Hotpoint electric Iron -- Selling the beneficent revolution -- Living inside with a vacuum -- A radio is fine, but I need a refrigerator -- Every home should have one -- The Immersion heater -- The long shortage (1940s) -- Our own consumer society (1950s) -- The Ultimate Glo-Warm space heater 1954 -- Manuals & Menus -- Designed for modern living (1960s) -- The Shacklock Conray heaters -- Robat Avon & Skope -- Mixers -- Turning on the Zip -- Heater beauty -- Commercial break -- We've got TV! -- The electronic range -- PDL -- It's my party & I'll record what I want to -- Made in Masterton -- Rely on Ralta -- Made in Dunedin -- Venetta -- Made in Christchurch -- Sunset -- Reform & Replay -- Animals & appliances -- The Big Screen & the Big picture -- Acknowledgements -- Bibliography -- Appendix I -- Appendix 2 -- Notes -- Index
N2  - "Every Home Should Have One celebrates New Zealand appliance history. The revolutionary washing machine, radios, irons and of course our high-definition TV sets. They are all covered. Contains over 250 full-colour photographs, not only of the appliances but also how they featured in a house setting. Fun extracts of classic advertisements and a lively and engaging narrative. The book covers a 50 year period from 1938 to 1988 when New Zealand manufacturers such as Zip, Shacklock and Fisher & Paykel transformed our lives."--Publisher's information
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