Tupperware 1968
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Scotkins 1960
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Whitney 1947
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Ranch Western Homes 1956
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Elkay 1966
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Abingdon 1929
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Re Lustron
Note the Williams Oil O Matic furnace, these were quiet running and clean burning.
Note the Williams Oil O Matic furnace, these were quiet running and clean burning.
twintubdexter
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<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">I like that Abingdon toilet ad. What a polite and sociably-acceptable way of telling your guests the bathroom doesn't stink.</span>
I wonder why we don't have contemporary "self ventilating" toilets?
Simmons 1968
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Pyrex ware 1964
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Judd 1930
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General Electric Mazda 1915
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Cosco 1961
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toploader55
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Reply 27 and 28
American Standard had one on the market around the mid 60s
It was a low profile unit. I remember it as my Mom was updating our bathroom and it was a condender until my Dad saw the price.
Looked like this one
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-An...tandard-one-Piece-Toilet-single-/323410826003
American Standard had one on the market around the mid 60s
It was a low profile unit. I remember it as my Mom was updating our bathroom and it was a condender until my Dad saw the price.
Looked like this one
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-An...tandard-one-Piece-Toilet-single-/323410826003
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norgeway
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American Standard
Ventaway, my Aunt and Uncle in Cartersville Ga, have them , built the house in 74.
Ventaway, my Aunt and Uncle in Cartersville Ga, have them , built the house in 74.
xraytech
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Corning Ware early 1960s
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1950s Tupperware
TE-PE-CO 1929
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Cosco 1962
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