Alumatic 1950
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Modern Living: Part Six
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Contour 1956
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Morgan-Jones 1952
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turquoisedude
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I could look at these all day! Love the furniture in reply #73 - makes me want to go shopping... LOL
And those decorative light bulbs offered by GE in reply #79. What a great way to gussy up fixtures that were literally just a socket on a wall.
Thank you, Louis, for putting these threads together for us all to enjoy!!
And those decorative light bulbs offered by GE in reply #79. What a great way to gussy up fixtures that were literally just a socket on a wall.
Thank you, Louis, for putting these threads together for us all to enjoy!!
Always a pleasure Paul!
Soilax 1952
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Leggett & Platt 1950
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Bassett 1959
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General Electric 1930
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Lustro-Ware 1958
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yes, aren't these ads fantastic?
Cold Power, Sani-flush, NuSoft, Lux Liquid...in fact Dobie Pads are still available today...
I guess its more economical for manufacturers to produce only one color of TP.....they figure you will color it yourself!....lol
Cold Power, Sani-flush, NuSoft, Lux Liquid...in fact Dobie Pads are still available today...
I guess its more economical for manufacturers to produce only one color of TP.....they figure you will color it yourself!....lol
Kohler of Kohler 1922
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