The Crosley IcyBall
• TwitterThe Crosley IcyBall was manufactured and sold by Powel Crosley Jr. beginning in 1929. The IcyBall worked using an ammonia-water absorption refrigeration system with no electricity or moving parts.
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The Crosley IcyBall was manufactured and sold by Powel Crosley Jr. beginning in 1929. The IcyBall worked using an ammonia-water absorption refrigeration system with no electricity or moving parts.
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