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Very interesting that with a room full of Speed Queen coin-ops, the dryer she's taking clothes out of @ 1:00 & 1:28 is an early 60's non-commercial KENMORE with a coin slot/box sitting on top of it!
Kevin
Cool video, thanks Washman.
You have a sharp eye Kevin. That dryer is a 1962 Kenmore 600 to be exact. Looks very much like the 1962 70 series except with a console several inches shorter.
I've never seen one before except in the Sears owner's manuals. Again, great catch!
Gordon
You have a sharp eye Kevin. That dryer is a 1962 Kenmore 600 to be exact. Looks very much like the 1962 70 series except with a console several inches shorter.
I've never seen one before except in the Sears owner's manuals. Again, great catch!
Gordon
hippiedoll
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ethel mertz!!!!
that older lady, "maggie cummings" in aparment 7C, wearing the blue pants & blouse, that just moved into the building, from chicago, is lucy ricardo's beloved landlady, "ethel mertz" (vivian vance).
did anybody else recognize her???
that older lady, "maggie cummings" in aparment 7C, wearing the blue pants & blouse, that just moved into the building, from chicago, is lucy ricardo's beloved landlady, "ethel mertz" (vivian vance).
did anybody else recognize her???
I caught a Copper fridge there! A GeeEee??
-- Dave
-- Dave
frontloaderfan
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I remember SQ's like those from when I was a kid and my mother would take me to the Laundromat. I always liked the selector switches. I thought they looked like raindrops or something.
Didn't these make a funny noise during the cycle? Kind of a static-y skipping noise? I think it might have been the timer, but it was an odd sound I haven't heard since...
Didn't these make a funny noise during the cycle? Kind of a static-y skipping noise? I think it might have been the timer, but it was an odd sound I haven't heard since...
