1970 Eatons (Canada) Summer Sale
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scott55405
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Thanks for sharing these great pictures! Those are handsome blenders, and very powerful. I had a bike very similar to that one. I don't think I've ever had a date, in front of an open refrigerator (LOL) but that might be a new idea for sometime.
Hopefully Toggle can find a set of Toggleswitch Twin Titans for his collection!!
Hopefully Toggle can find a set of Toggleswitch Twin Titans for his collection!!
veg-o-matic
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Thanks for the pictures, Pete. That "rangette" looks interesting.
I just got the Eaton's '69 Christmas catalog. It has remarkably few appliances in it.
Oh, and Pete--Best. Avatar. Ever.
veg
I just got the Eaton's '69 Christmas catalog. It has remarkably few appliances in it.
Oh, and Pete--Best. Avatar. Ever.
veg
polkanut
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The kid at the opposite end of our block had a Schwinn 3 speed like the Stinger in post #370207. Same color too. Doug thought he was such hot s**t. He moved away in the summer of 1980. I wonder where the idiot is now?
Thanks Pete...
I was reading the descriptions of the twin tubs. I thought it was interesting that the 2nd TT (looks like a Toshiba) had the option of a heater for the spin section. Just a thought...wouldn't your clothes come out really wrinkled?
Guy
I was reading the descriptions of the twin tubs. I thought it was interesting that the 2nd TT (looks like a Toshiba) had the option of a heater for the spin section. Just a thought...wouldn't your clothes come out really wrinkled?
Guy
Boy look at that automatic washer, its not a GE made Viking, its a Franklin made Viking. It the Canadian version of the Pig!!!
I wonder if all earlier Viking machines were Franklin design. What about Viking washers in the 50's????
I'll never forget years ago when I lived in NY and I was on one of my many trips to Montreal when I met this nice guy in a club who invited me back to his apartment for "a drink"
. But anyways, in his kitchen was a mid 70s Viking washer, I couldn't wait for him to go to the bathroom so I could take a quick peek at it, I'd never seen a Viking before! LOL.
I wonder if all earlier Viking machines were Franklin design. What about Viking washers in the 50's????
I'll never forget years ago when I lived in NY and I was on one of my many trips to Montreal when I met this nice guy in a club who invited me back to his apartment for "a drink"
. But anyways, in his kitchen was a mid 70s Viking washer, I couldn't wait for him to go to the bathroom so I could take a quick peek at it, I'd never seen a Viking before! LOL.We had Item number 8, the Juicer.
It was Japanese made and lasted forever. In the end it was the rubb seals and supports that gave out and killed it.
What a great catalog, thanks Pete
It was Japanese made and lasted forever. In the end it was the rubb seals and supports that gave out and killed it.
What a great catalog, thanks Pete
Wow! 950 Watts! I'll take that one for the raspberry seed test!
