I know I've neveer seen doors with that style/arrangement of black-glass doors on a GE Range before.  Very strange.   But beautiful range!!!

My Grandma Wilde had the matching fridge to the GE range pictured above.  It was bought new in 1964 when they remodeled their kitchen, and she got rid of all the cool looking windowed cupboard doors and so on.  She also get a new Monarch gas range that matched the fridge.

Coppertone was a beautiful, rich feeling color.  "Pretty" colors.  That's just it.  People were tired of all the femme colors.  Now more rich, earthy colors with texture and feel.  Only "pretty" I could tolerate as turqoise.  All the rest just too femme.  I feel sorry for all the husbands saddled with all that pink from the Mamie Eisenhour "collection".  Our spring 1961 built house had coppertone O'Keefe & Merrit appliances (well the Tappan dishwasher lol).  Plus the sink.  Friends built house in 1964 with GE coppertone.  To this day, I still say there wasn't much diffference in the two shades.   And yes I relize those dark glass "windows" are just accents.  Can see that with the doors open.  But that "fe3ature" was way ahead of its time.  Still reminiscent of the future of black glass door accents. 

I contacted CJ and bought the GE range and will likely drive up to get it Sunday. This is the first GE 40" range to have a SC master oven. This same range was on Pittsburgh Craig s List earlier this year and I was interested then but I could not get a picture of the inside of the oven so I was Leary about the SC ovens condition [ We saw a lot of early SC ovens that had been cleaned to death ] so thanks to Jerry taking pictures of the inside I decided to add it to the Museum. This stove will replace a very similar GE 40" white range that is two years newer. If anyone wants this slightly newer range let me know, I also have a beautiful white GE TOL Americana that needs a home also about 1965-6 vintage.