Original Eichler Home cabinets, anyone?

While I'm working on intensive research and other Big Plans, thought I'd pass along these beauties (click on pix for direct links) -- reportedly straight from the "Original Model home" here in South Land Park Hills.

Per Schiff's Estate Sales in Sacramento, "These are original Eichler Kitchen Cabinets. They came out of the Original Model Home for Eichler in South Land Park, CA. There is an 18" built in cutting board and an opening of 26 13/16" for a sink. The counter top is formica. Measures: Bottom Cabinet 36 1/2" tall, 25" deep, 95 1/2" wide. Upper Cabinet 24" tall, 13 3/4 deep, 87" wide."

The matching tall cabinet/storage pantry from the same home is also for sale and measures: 80" tall, 13 5/16" deep, 45" wide.

I really love the multi-tone colors and that these are the real thing! Anyone looking to undo a bad remodel or re-authenticate their Eichler Home kitchen?

Built-ins

One of the things that we absolutely love about our Eichler is that most of the era-specific built-ins (thanks to the original owners) are preserved and in excellent shape.

I'm posting pictures of them here today and would love to hear from anyone about the state of their built-ins if you have them. Are yours similar or different? Do you know any more about them?

Little details about the house

Mondrian-style design on front door, designed and added later by original owner

Built-in kitchen table; parquet floor

One of two original light fixtures in living room

Cute kitchen plaque; means "good at everything." (Special thanks to ChimayBleue on Flickr for the translation!)

Naugahyde lounge pillows

Original Arro radiant heating instructions

Original radiant heating system

Original CoolAir cooling system

Apparently original tile in master bathroom

Arcadia door handle