After years of sifting through ebay vintage ads, look what you helped me find and upload on books.google.com:
Joe Ekaitis, I owe you BIG TIME.
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Thank YOU for sharing these with all of us!! As a GE pull-out-top-load-impeller-wash fan, I truly appreciate getting to see these ads. Love that 'custom' wood-panel front Princess!!
Thank YOU for sharing these with all of us!! As a GE pull-out-top-load-impeller-wash fan, I truly appreciate getting to see these ads. Love that 'custom' wood-panel front Princess!!
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Thanks for sharing I never realized they made a 30" machine
Peter
Thanks for sharing I never realized they made a 30" machine
Peter
Thanks for posting this. What is the date on the ad? The Princess (24") in white was my Mom's first dishwasher, and I believe it was her Christmas gift in either '57 or '58. It lasted until early '71, when it started leaking due to rusting out in the sump area. A couple of other spots of the vinyl coating were also peeling and rusty - and GE said it would "outwear porcelain" - yeah, right. It was replaced with a KitchenAid that I just recently sold to Pete.
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BIG TIME. Someday the dishwasher Gods will smike on me again. Thanks for posting. Michael
BIG TIME. Someday the dishwasher Gods will smike on me again. Thanks for posting. Michael
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Thanks for posting !!!!!!!!
Wow !!! A Mobile maid Ad
Wow !!! A Mobile maid Ad
I love the 30" machine. I'm guessing it had a larger impeller than the 24". Great ad!
I'm guessing it had a larger impeller than the 24"
No, in fact it did not. Nothing on the Empress except the tub and only part of the upper rack was larger than on the 24" model.Even the lower rack was the same except that there was so much space on either side of it you could load large pans or bowls. Instead of 1 silverware basket, there were two. I've seen the power of that impeller wash up close and personal and it is more than enough to reach the corners of a larger tub. I'd still love to get my hands on one and try out that crazy automatic opener.
No, in fact it did not. Nothing on the Empress except the tub and only part of the upper rack was larger than on the 24" model.Even the lower rack was the same except that there was so much space on either side of it you could load large pans or bowls. Instead of 1 silverware basket, there were two. I've seen the power of that impeller wash up close and personal and it is more than enough to reach the corners of a larger tub. I'd still love to get my hands on one and try out that crazy automatic opener.
Interesting! Thanks for the info and clarification, Ken. As always, I enjoy your graphics.
Aw, shucks . . .
Just buy a few copies of my book as Christmas gifts. That'll be thanks enough.
Just buy a few copies of my book as Christmas gifts. That'll be thanks enough.
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I once found a one of these machines when i was still riding a bicycle I took it apart and saved some of the parts I still have the main motor and the motor machoism that opened and closed the wash tub. It was a gear motor and chain assembly I though it was pretty neat at the time and would make something with it.
I once found a one of these machines when i was still riding a bicycle I took it apart and saved some of the parts I still have the main motor and the motor machoism that opened and closed the wash tub. It was a gear motor and chain assembly I though it was pretty neat at the time and would make something with it.
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