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Panasonicvac My parents Kenmore model was very close; 110.20902, and that was my favorite washer of the ones I have had thought my life.

Two of my aunts had Kenmore washers with that exact same straight vaned agitator, and both of them turned over full loads very well. One of the washers was a 500 model that was next up on the 1970 line from the one featured above.

This would be the 1970 400 series Kenmore washer model.

That washer is exactly like the one my parents bought in August of 1999. Model # was 110.20902 in white.

I've never seen a Hamilton in operation. Thanks for sharing the videos.

That's the same model that was in the Home Economics department at my high school, along with the matching dryer.

An aunt and uncle of mine had a GE Filter Flo washer mated with a Hotpoint dryer of same vintage. Before that they had a DD Kenmore washer, circa 1991/1992 mated with a 1992 Whirlpool dryer. For a short stretch, my parents had a Kenmore washer, circa 1999 mated with a Whirlpool dryer, circa...

I hope they look as well preserved on the inside.

Congratulations.

From the button arrangement, it looks like an A407.

Growing up, we had that model in white.

Thanks for sharing the pictures. They confirm that is the exact one my aunt had for 27 years, same shade and all. Good to see what the matching dryer looked like. Her washer was mated with a Westinghouse dryer...which outlived the washer.

That washer looks like one my aunt had from 1968. Can't wait to see more pictures. I'm colorblind too, but I gamble on what I think I'm seeing sometimes.

Congratulations!

Like showroom new. Absolutely gorgeous.

These actually are 1970 models, which should help explain how the washer has the enzyme soak. One of my best childhood friends had this washer model mated with a Match All dryer. They look great with the dial lights lit, and the washer still has the Sears sticker on it. I hope they find a...

Beautiful 1970 500 Kenmore; the fuller featured version of the one my uncle and aunt had. This one featured has a self cleaning lint filter.

Congratulations on this wonderful find. I hope you get years of enjoyment out of them. Have a good one, James

Different dryer, same model though. The first two posts were of the same one, which was a gas model. This one is electric.

You can't see much of it, but the little bit of the console that I can make out tells me this is an 800 model from either 1969 or 1971.