Hotpoint UK circa 1963 brochure & other pics

[matchboxpaul]

Hi all.

Wow!
cant believe all the new stuff that I have learned, as a result of peoples contributions. We all have soooooo much knowledge in our various data banks - its great to share.
Thanks to everyone.

I have a picture that I took of a 1400 at John's, back in 2009. Dont know whether this was to become the first machine to pass through the 'Spa' (in which case it looks SUPERB today), or whether its the second machine, in which case its still being worked on...

 

[matchboxpaul]

Hi Keith.

MY GOD!
The full range of English Electric Appliances!!! Adding my two-penceworth - it would be great to be ab;e to see that in greater detail.

Meanwhile, just a couple more piccies from KAYS catalogue but this time with some info attached.

First up - the Hotpoint 1501 (I think)....

 

[matchboxpaul]

and the 1420 again, with its info...

 

[matchboxpaul]

Will try and dig out the exploded diagrams of the 1400 and 1420, photograph and post them tomorrow.

Paul

 

[keymatic]

Hi Paul,
Thanks for the pic's they are fab..I guess if i was granted one wish, it would be to go back to 1964, the 1420 & 1500 machines look fab.
I have a quite a few bits on English Electric. I have now had to split the info up into major manufacturers like Hotpoint,Hoover,Servis & Misc..the drop files were just getting too think..lol
I really must attend the next gathering !!
Cheers
Keith

 

[keymatic]

Morning Paul,
Quick thankyou for the pic's you forwarded to me, greatly appreciated !!

Mike, nice part of the 1504 there...mine is still going strong after it's rebuild 4years ago. Fab machine which is used as my weekly wonder.

 

[matchboxpaul]

Hi Keith.

No worries.
You changing your profile pic, gave me a nudge to change mine too.

1504 looks great!
The neighbour opposite me had one for these (or possibly the visually identical, but interlocked model 1518)and it lasted in operation through to the mid 1980s. It then lived down the side of his house for a year or so (I think) and was in full view of me each morning, when I opened my curtains.
Ah well.
Paul