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thank you to 3beltwesty... That corporate logo link is very cool.   I enjoyed it very much.

old Wisk used to be like that Mom used to use it to treat collars and such.  She would do it on the top of the washer and it was a b*tch to get that stuff off the top of the machine!   Now she is using Persil in her GE front loader and has no need for additives.  She's come a long way baby! ...

Does it mix with vodka? "Downy Ice Blue 'Good nite' nightcap"   2 parts downey (your choice of scent) 3 parts Iced Polish Vodka   Pour the Vodka over crushed Ice.... throw the Downey down the drain and drink the vodka.   You will sleep like a baby - And the dreams you will have!!!

or you could go to "Vandergelder's" Owned by Horace Vandergelder, the "well known, unmarried, half a millionaire!"   I love that movie!  

thanks for the info guys It is from an estate that my partner is liquidating.... will be hiting ebay soon.  Wanted to be able to give some details in the item description.   Regards,   Alan

<span style="font-family: courier new,courier;">With juicer attachement.  Anyone know the year of manufacture and what color the bowl should be? </span> <span style="font-family: courier new,courier;"> </span> <span style="font-family: courier new,courier;">Link to more pictures...

use them in Hunter's oatmeal cookie recepie that was pos They were excellent!

use them in Hunter's oatmeal cookie recepie that was pos They were excellent!

The BOL washer with the plastic control panel/backsplash <span style="font-family: helvetica;">looks a lot like a BOL Kenmore we had in the 70's.  I HATED that washer, but my dad wanted to save money so he talked mom into that one.  Was so happy when it finally died in the 1980's and we...

another view.... another view

My partner found this in an old house he was cleaning out. Any idea how old it is?

Thanks for posting that Brent. I had been thinking about that song a lot lately and it was a nice treat to listen to it with it being 0 degrees out this morning. She was an amazing woman.

As a rule I don't like chain letters - don't feel the need to pester my friends with unwanted stuff to do. Still, everyone likes a good Recipe now and then and since I already typed this up I thought I would share. Please feel free to add your own favorites to this thread if you choose to...

I think it is GREAT! It is a good layout and very visually Thank you Robert for all you do. Alan

Here is a photo of the amp/power supply with the cover on it There is also a safty interlock which prevents line current from going to the machine, unless the door covering the terminal strip is closed and latched as I *think* there are some hefty voltages there that could be dangerous.

I dont't know of Shenandoah restorations... The back bracket is a very easy repair - I did it myself on mine and I am not what anyone would call handy with tools. The arm itself is brass with a very thin gold wash on it. Unless it is badly worn, I would just gently clean it with mild soap and...

I usually use steel needles with no trouble. Just make sure the ones you have are really "new" and have never been used. If a used needle is removed and reinserted into either of the pickups it will cause record damage. I usually use newly made steel needles or ones that are still sealed...

here is some video of the record changer in operation Pardon the video quality - this is my first attempt at this. But it gives you an idea of how it works.

well the 8-60 is not working... but the VE 10-70 E is Travis, you inspired me to get off my butt and play some records and take some photos. These are of the Automatic Electrola model Ten-Seventy. Introduced in October of 1927, it featured the new Victor automatic record changing mechanism...

i have that same machine - Model VE 8-60 E Mine is serial #656 - what is yours? Up until a few weeks ago, it was working perfectly. I think (and hope) a tube blew out and haven't had a chance to check it. It is a nice machine since you can either play it accoustically or electrically (my...