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Wow These things do show up in waves, don't they?

Cool! Whirlpool.

Yep Turret tower. Offset silverware basket. Hopefully rollers on the bottom rack. :-)

Royalty I like how the illustrated control panel for "the Cameo" says "Duchess" on the trim. Maybe a shift in the royal pecking order around that time?

Why is the universe out to torture me? I want that so badly. I mean, look at it! Ugh.

Ugh I love it. More TOL than the one we had. That was a great machine, performance-wise.

*puts head in hands* It was...it was... ...de-mall-ished.

Hi, Phil! That is so neat! One of the things I plan to do when I create my functioning time machine is go back and visit a Montgomery Ward. I'm planning on dragging Ralph with me, but then I'll take him to Sears afterward, so we can have popcorn and a Lady Kenmore. ;-)

1968 Pic 1 is the last of the old logo in '67. In '68, the square "blue-bar" logo came along (this is in a later, non-blue iteration).

"It overheated on me." Now taking bets as to whether that maiden load was set on "high."

Gibson It's a Gibson. And as for parts not working, well, not surprised. :-)

Truly! It is, Launderess, it is!! :-D Roger and I talked about the Mobile Maids (he had one prior to becoming KitchenAid-monogamous), and how they managed--somehow--to clean beautifully sans-filter. Enjoy yours in good health--I love those machines! That was my first dishwasher experience...

Ha Yes, I am indeed up to my overalls in dishwashers. ;-) LOL This is a fun machine, and the older designs differed from the later Thermador models upon which I'd riffed. (Twice.) I have a Maytag Jetclean going now, and life free of tiny yibblets has never been better. It's great to open...

LOL Thank you for thinking of me, Eddie! ;-) I'm good to go on dishwashers, though. (Never dreamed I'd say that...)

Ooh! Ralph, how convenient that you have enough space for that! And you could have more counter space by using the rotisserie! ;-)

No It's a timeline unit, I believe. TOL--and I loved the MW-branded one we had in Oakland, that washed circles around the Bosch-based Thermador.

Westy dishwasher! WANT. :-)

Dear, sweet baby Jesus That's gorgeous, and that's rare. *notices muffled sound of people in the Minneapolis area jumping over the couch to grab the phone*

Thanks, John! I'll give that a go--thank you so much!

Ruh roh That D&M dishwasher has the hallmark slack-jaw of a broken detergent dispenser shaft.