More from Yugoslavia!

[damirko]

thanks guys for sharing this paper ads from famous Yugoslav magazins like Bazar Prakticna zena Nas Dom
Here few pictures of early 70's EI Nis washing machines

 

[damirko]

S-74 BIO version EI NIS

 

[damirko]

my favorite Gorenje model of all time PS 664 BIO-S with PG 501 timer

 

[damirko]

in mid of 1980's Gorenje redesigned PS 664-BIO-s and called Olimpik 77 basically it is same machine only with new mask

 

[newvista58]

Thanks for Sharing Dejan

It's really interesting to see what other countries
have produced. I've never seen these machines and
appreciate the pics, and the translation.

Have a Great Weekend.

Louis

 

[lebron]

Thank you for sharing these. Fascinating stuff

 

[jetcone]

Thanks Dejan

What is the man opposite the woman under the  ja + ti ?? Is that supposed to be her husband?? What is he wearing on his head??
He looks like a pixie not a husband.

 

jon

 

 

[nrones]

You're welcome guys

I enjoy making threads that are about stuff little known about to most of you Although I must admit I didn't expect it, but it came back to life 358days later..ok 7 days less than a year

Jetcone, now that's a puzzle! I never payed attention, however he looks like a chimney sweep, who might be her husband. That advert might have a logic with that, since it might have been implying that gorenje's customers are all levels of society and professions

Dex

 

[nrones]

Just a little more info...

This thread is called "MORE from Yugoslavia" because few weeks before I created this thread, I had another one, that was also about Yugoslav washing machines on a retro festival in Belgrade

Here's the link:
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?40596

And now in the real (LINK) you can see some detergents that were sold in our former country, and in what package they were

http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?45890_6