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Wonder what other appliances the Appliance Television Company produced?

Awesome find! And in beguiling Avocado Green, no less! Congrats!

Beautiful!!! And so nice to see the Norge Timeline still in the coveted line up!

Robert, you are truly the washing machine God! Amazing finds as usual and thanks for sharing. And of course whenever you are ready to sell any of these treasures, please let me know!

Thank you Ben, for the technical info on the how the filter works. Fascinating! More effective than Norge/Wards design but yes, probably prone to clogging, etc.

Please Remind Me Again... I am fascinated by the “burp up” filter but it’s not like a Norge/Wards that only works with one agitator stroke. How did Hotpoint manage the constant filtering?

And it is a Dream Machine!!! You will love that machine. As I said in an earlier thread, I have the same model and love the flexibility of wash/spin speed cycles. And of course the beguiling loud sounds it makes is heavenly, not to mention superior lint extraction and cleaning power! Cheers...

Awesome Wards Washer! I have the exact same model. Love the “pre spot” function! Great machine and love the full array of agitation and spin speed options.

And what brand was that DW in one of the very first episodes of “Bewitched?” I always thought manufacturers ditched the windows because seeing food particles splattered around isn’t all that appealing..?

Norge/Wards Burp-o-Lator!!!!!

And The Price is Certainly Reasonable...FREE Did anyone rescue these?

Absolutely breathtaking! And in such mint condition. I have the same set in Harvest Gold and they are awesome machines. Cheers!

Beautiful ‘Pools! Such nice machines. Norge/Wards had the same “pulsed” dial. It would make a loud click, then advance. I’m still fascinated to this day!

And I recall a lovely TOL Whirlpool washing machine co-starring with Doris Day in a “Happy Soap” commercial in the 1963 movie “The Thrill of it All.”

Is This Close? Here is the agitator in my Wards apartment-size washer. Not sure of year but most likely late 70s-early 80s. I believe WCI is the manufacturer of this machine. (And I also have a ‘85 Whirlpool washer with the “double-duty” winged agitator).

A Photo? I have a bunch of Maytag parts and not sure if I have this or not but am more than happy to look through my treasure trove of parts to see if I have one...

What a scrumptious set!!

My Wards Signature 20-lb capacity machine has the coveted “double knits” cycle meaning slow agitation/spin and warm wash with cold rinse.

I know this isn’t any help but I have to say that’s a beautiful dryer!!!

Ralph, I believe you are correct in that the blue tub indicates standard and white indicates larger capacity. Perhaps the “ex large” setting was a marketing gimmick?