norgeway
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Thanks Greg!!!
You know these IS my FAVORITES!!!!!!!!! LOL I what take one of each!!
You know these IS my FAVORITES!!!!!!!!! LOL I what take one of each!!
I can see your Norge!
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Love these brochures! Thanks for posting them.
spinmon
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This is cool stuff! I do wish someone had pics of a 1960 Norge as that's what my dad bought to replace our awesome(in retrospect) '55 Whirlpool. He bought a near tol pair. I was leaning,with my elbows,on the half down 'load-a-door,'looking inside our new gems. Suddenly the door popped down THE REST OF THE WAY. I was unprepared for that & cracked my chin open slightly. The Norge had very small capacity for my moms overloading ways & I constantly heard the tub brake fighting the agitator. I was 5-8 years old during the Norge years & now would love to see how it could've washed with a proper load size. By the time we got our '63 Frig Imperial,I was starting to take over the laundry duties & the Frigidaire was the beneficiary.
This is cool stuff! I do wish someone had pics of a 1960 Norge as that's what my dad bought to replace our awesome(in retrospect) '55 Whirlpool. He bought a near tol pair. I was leaning,with my elbows,on the half down 'load-a-door,'looking inside our new gems. Suddenly the door popped down THE REST OF THE WAY. I was unprepared for that & cracked my chin open slightly. The Norge had very small capacity for my moms overloading ways & I constantly heard the tub brake fighting the agitator. I was 5-8 years old during the Norge years & now would love to see how it could've washed with a proper load size. By the time we got our '63 Frig Imperial,I was starting to take over the laundry duties & the Frigidaire was the beneficiary.
toggleswitch
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Thanks for this Gregy!
I'm finding the flocked wallpaper rather tongue-in-cheek! LOL
I'm finding the flocked wallpaper rather tongue-in-cheek! LOL
Nice scans Greg
We actually found one of those front loaders at the Farm, it was entirly rust red and un restorable! But it would be a fun find in someone's basement.
If I remember correctly John had said it was a totally Norge machine that lasted maybe a year if that.
What a jump to make the first automatic an 18 pounder though!!
Especially in 1948 or so.
That was not attempted again until the late 1960's by Norge and 1970's by the Big "F".
We actually found one of those front loaders at the Farm, it was entirly rust red and un restorable! But it would be a fun find in someone's basement.
If I remember correctly John had said it was a totally Norge machine that lasted maybe a year if that.
What a jump to make the first automatic an 18 pounder though!!
Especially in 1948 or so.
That was not attempted again until the late 1960's by Norge and 1970's by the Big "F".
Thats what I grew up with but it was a 20 pound model..That washer would wash the hell out of clothes.It lasted for 24 years or so until Mom got tired of it and threw it out.She said it shredded her towels..
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