Westclox 1929
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Standard 1927
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Firestone, Velon 1949
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Thanks for the memories!
Louie, thank you for all the ads in this and the cruse-o-matic section. They bring back such memories of the past and what a different time it was. Please keep up the good work as I and other really appreciate the time and effort you put into doing this work. Thanks so much.
Doug
Louie, thank you for all the ads in this and the cruse-o-matic section. They bring back such memories of the past and what a different time it was. Please keep up the good work as I and other really appreciate the time and effort you put into doing this work. Thanks so much.
Doug
Re:Reply #77
My parents and my sister had these exact same mattresses. They were SO comfortable, just like a cloud. My Mom and Dad got theirs in 1955, a standard double bed size and Mom used that mattress set until 2000, when she and my stepfather replaced the bed with a Temprapedic, no comparison in quality and comfort.
And BTW Louie, you’ve outdone yourself again with all of these great old advertisments, THANKS!!
Eddie[this post was last edited: 10/11/2018-22:29]
My parents and my sister had these exact same mattresses. They were SO comfortable, just like a cloud. My Mom and Dad got theirs in 1955, a standard double bed size and Mom used that mattress set until 2000, when she and my stepfather replaced the bed with a Temprapedic, no comparison in quality and comfort.
And BTW Louie, you’ve outdone yourself again with all of these great old advertisments, THANKS!!
Eddie[this post was last edited: 10/11/2018-22:29]
You are very welcomed Doug!
Back in 1968 I remember my folks buying Sealy Posturepedics for themselves, my sister and me. My folks and sister had full size and I had twin. They lasted well into the 1980's when they were all replaced with Queen Sealy Posturepedics. They were replaced in about 6 years, and since then with different name brands. None have lasted like those original Sealy's.
And as always, it's a pleasure Eddie!
Lustro-ware 1962
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Roastwell 1951
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Prettyware 1951
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Briggs 1952
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Rival Can-O-Mat 1963
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Reynolds Lifetime Aluminum 1948
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Kirsh 1956
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Toilaflex 1959
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Marlite 1951
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National Homes, Ranger Series 1954
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Cory 1949
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American Standard, Youngstown Kitchens 1958
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Sealright 1940
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