Or did someone forget to turn off the lights (and the web server) when they left?
http://www.whitewestinghouse.com/
http://www.whitewestinghouse.com/
I've seen a ghost! Right on that Inter-Web thingie!!
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don't be scared ...
maybe under the white sheet there is just that naughty girl aka Elly Ctrolux
And about goshts, what about your Olivetti Lettera typewriter ??
Really wasn't aware that Olivetti typewriters were known also there
Today is just a bit more than a badge. Part of the company (cell phones network provider) has gone to Vodafone through Omnitel....
maybe under the white sheet there is just that naughty girl aka Elly Ctrolux
And about goshts, what about your Olivetti Lettera typewriter ??
Really wasn't aware that Olivetti typewriters were known also there
Today is just a bit more than a badge. Part of the company (cell phones network provider) has gone to Vodafone through Omnitel....
laundryshark
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You Can Be Sure If It's Westinghouse?
Sounds like a value brand nowadays. Are these really White Westinghouse products or are they made by other companies foreign or American? Looking at the front load washer, what does it mean by a "Alliance Style Door?" Or, is that an error for "Appliance Style Door?" Thought I heard a Menards ad for White Westinghouse.--Laundry Shark
Sounds like a value brand nowadays. Are these really White Westinghouse products or are they made by other companies foreign or American? Looking at the front load washer, what does it mean by a "Alliance Style Door?" Or, is that an error for "Appliance Style Door?" Thought I heard a Menards ad for White Westinghouse.--Laundry Shark
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In the USA, Olivetti bought up Underwood and went through a series of name changes: Underwood Olivetti, Olivetti Underwood and finally, just Olivetti. They made typewriters and other office machines in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in a factory designed by the iconic Louis Kahn:
Since the typewriters were made in the USA, they could use the advertising tag line "Olivetti: The American Dream Machines."
My avatar image comes from a racy (for 1972) ad campaign featuring NFL football player Joe Namath. Click the link to see the TV spot. I think Broadway Joe's machine is from the top-o'-the-line Editor series.
http://www.georgelois.com/images/video/olivetti.mov
In the USA, Olivetti bought up Underwood and went through a series of name changes: Underwood Olivetti, Olivetti Underwood and finally, just Olivetti. They made typewriters and other office machines in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in a factory designed by the iconic Louis Kahn:
Since the typewriters were made in the USA, they could use the advertising tag line "Olivetti: The American Dream Machines."
My avatar image comes from a racy (for 1972) ad campaign featuring NFL football player Joe Namath. Click the link to see the TV spot. I think Broadway Joe's machine is from the top-o'-the-line Editor series.
http://www.georgelois.com/images/video/olivetti.mov
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