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A most curious thing followed us home from the estate sale
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OMG! Is that a washing machine manual?? Or is it for a "Tru-Cold" refrigerator? That Montgomery Ward Signature logo and cursive signature Signature are my favorites!
A washer of sorts...
A DUAL-WASH, even.
Todd, I love that logo, too! It's so stylish, and the ring-of-dots MW logo of the early sixties was my favorite branding.
A DUAL-WASH, even.
Todd, I love that logo, too! It's so stylish, and the ring-of-dots MW logo of the early sixties was my favorite branding.
mickeyd
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Nate, my gosh, how funny ~
How did you get it so say, "That's right Ralph !"? Speaking of whom: Where is our Ralphie? He must be out helping Onslow move something for Hyacinth.
Can wait to see what's stewin' here.
How did you get it so say, "That's right Ralph !"? Speaking of whom: Where is our Ralphie? He must be out helping Onslow move something for Hyacinth.
Can wait to see what's stewin' here.
Yikes!
That literary masterpiece looks like it came straight out of the file drawer my dad kept! It gave me a shiver, but as with any grotesque scene, I need to see more.
A washer "of sorts" indeed! More like out of sorts! :-D
That literary masterpiece looks like it came straight out of the file drawer my dad kept! It gave me a shiver, but as with any grotesque scene, I need to see more.
A washer "of sorts" indeed! More like out of sorts! :-D
Yikes!
That literary masterpiece looks like it came straight out of the file drawer my dad kept! It gave me a shiver, but as with any terrorizing scene, I need to see more.
That literary masterpiece looks like it came straight out of the file drawer my dad kept! It gave me a shiver, but as with any terrorizing scene, I need to see more.
This is gonna be interesting.....I can see Ralph falling over backwards in his chair with his legs in the air right now!.....
maybe that was a little too graphic?
maybe that was a little too graphic?
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Um, head over heels? NOT!
rogera608s
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Ralph,
I just hope it doesn't wear a circle in the kitchen floor tile.
R
I just hope it doesn't wear a circle in the kitchen floor tile.
R
Dishwasher?
I am just guessing but could it be a top loading impeller based Westinghouse built portable DW?, with a flush through detergent dispenser?, I guess that I will have to wait and see.
I am just guessing but could it be a top loading impeller based Westinghouse built portable DW?, with a flush through detergent dispenser?, I guess that I will have to wait and see.
Oh John, say it isn't so!
Roger, me too! Keep that thing outside or they'll never get their deposit back!
Roger, me too! Keep that thing outside or they'll never get their deposit back!
Oh the suspense... oh the drama...
What could it possibly be???
Hmmm.........
(fingers tapping)
Hahaha.
John's on the money, as usual. Pics to come tonight, and I scanned the manual (which decided to start falling apart) for Ephemera.
John's on the money, as usual. Pics to come tonight, and I scanned the manual (which decided to start falling apart) for Ephemera.
Ah, the floors are safe!
Scratch that. Is anything or anyone safe? Only time will tell.
Scratch that. Is anything or anyone safe? Only time will tell.
Safety
The KDI-20 has not gone anywhere.
The KDI-20 has not gone anywhere.
The KDI-20 has not gone anywhere.
It sounds like it doesn't have to go anywhere either, as the "curious thing that followed you home..." is a portable, yes??
It sounds like it doesn't have to go anywhere either, as the "curious thing that followed you home..." is a portable, yes??
Portability = Security
I'm not worried about the Imperial.
Besides, I have the Death Star stored here and it's poised to knock any other portable out of contention once it finds its way to Tucson.
I'm not worried about the Imperial.
Besides, I have the Death Star stored here and it's poised to knock any other portable out of contention once it finds its way to Tucson.
Death Star
I think that the Death Star plus the MW will actually be a formidable pair. They take up little space, and each is well suited to its own tasks. The MW is a primo utility washer, as Ken alluded to with his Mobile Maid.
That said, without further ado...
The control panel reminds me muchly of my '63 Westinghouse slant-front. Westinghouse seemed to be going through the "colored oval" phase, and this was before Montgomery Wards stuff looked skeezy.
The soak/pre-rinse cycle is nifty, although a bit annoying to jog through in the cycle sequence. Learn to love it--you will need it if your food soil isn't fresh.
I think that the Death Star plus the MW will actually be a formidable pair. They take up little space, and each is well suited to its own tasks. The MW is a primo utility washer, as Ken alluded to with his Mobile Maid.
That said, without further ado...
The control panel reminds me muchly of my '63 Westinghouse slant-front. Westinghouse seemed to be going through the "colored oval" phase, and this was before Montgomery Wards stuff looked skeezy.
The soak/pre-rinse cycle is nifty, although a bit annoying to jog through in the cycle sequence. Learn to love it--you will need it if your food soil isn't fresh.
