Hotpoint Liberator and Persil Advert from 1978
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seamusuk
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Is that
Charlie from Eastenders on the Bold one it sure sounds like it lol!!!
Seamus
Charlie from Eastenders on the Bold one it sure sounds like it lol!!!
Seamus
sparkymarky1973
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Hi Rob
Thanks for taking the time to find the adds and post them. They are fabulous!
Hope im not going to far on this one but....
Now the fairy soap bar add........There is a joke there somewhere about a Fanny and a Fairy not going together (for those not old enough Fanny Craddock in the add was a famous 70s tv cook). (And for our American friends fanny means something completely different over here).
Couldn't resist..sorry!
Mark
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Thanks for taking the time to find the adds and post them. They are fabulous!
Hope im not going to far on this one but....
Now the fairy soap bar add........There is a joke there somewhere about a Fanny and a Fairy not going together (for those not old enough Fanny Craddock in the add was a famous 70s tv cook). (And for our American friends fanny means something completely different over here).
Couldn't resist..sorry!
Mark
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matchboxpaul
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how do rob.
like with mark, can i offer my thanks for finding and posting these links.
the liberator is the model 1848 variable machine, which your 18580 replaced.
as a bit of an aside the 18580 was replaced by the 18680 version - i assume this machine had a brown facia. anyone able to confirm the facia colour? or better still a piccy!!?
the indesit is the L5 of which i encountered two when i was a kid. a great aunt and uncle owned one, as did a cousin of mine who kept it going till 1989, when it was replaced by a polar white hotpoint washer dryer.
like with you rob, i haven't got the foggiest idea what the machine is that fanny is using. possibly a dryer, going from the drop down door?
great adverts.
cheers
paul
like with mark, can i offer my thanks for finding and posting these links.
the liberator is the model 1848 variable machine, which your 18580 replaced.
as a bit of an aside the 18580 was replaced by the 18680 version - i assume this machine had a brown facia. anyone able to confirm the facia colour? or better still a piccy!!?
the indesit is the L5 of which i encountered two when i was a kid. a great aunt and uncle owned one, as did a cousin of mine who kept it going till 1989, when it was replaced by a polar white hotpoint washer dryer.
like with you rob, i haven't got the foggiest idea what the machine is that fanny is using. possibly a dryer, going from the drop down door?
great adverts.
cheers
paul
riccardo-l5
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Hi everyone! The Bold AD with the Indesit L5 is amazing for me! Here a picture of my Indesit L5 of 1976! Enjoy it!!!
sparkymarky1973
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Sorry guys dont know what kind of mood im in today. Just saw the advert for "cupboard love"......sounds like something that goes on in the office stationary cupboard between the boss and his secretary.
Mark
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seamusuk
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Hotpoint 1509 for £209.95?
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4.14 into these
Hi guys thanks for your comments.
Thanks for the link Seamus, I've just seen your Tiger link which did not work at my workplace.
Hi Riccardo and welcome to the site! I remember lots of those Indesit's as a child. If you can and have time I would love to see a lot more of your collection. Maybe an Indesit L series thread would be good! Does your's move around a lot when it spins?
Rob
Thanks for the link Seamus, I've just seen your Tiger link which did not work at my workplace.
Hi Riccardo and welcome to the site! I remember lots of those Indesit's as a child. If you can and have time I would love to see a lot more of your collection. Maybe an Indesit L series thread would be good! Does your's move around a lot when it spins?
Rob
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