My Collection as of Jan 1rst (Pic Thread)
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Nice collection!
Say, what is #5? A BOL kenmore? 3 months, think what the next year will bring!
Say, what is #5? A BOL kenmore? 3 months, think what the next year will bring!
frontaloadotmy
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You have some great machines
Graham. Pretty fancy for three months. Better flash some
washer interiors on here. It will keep the "run" going!
Graham. Pretty fancy for three months. Better flash some
washer interiors on here. It will keep the "run" going!
Graham, very nice. I'm particularly partial to that avocado Kenmore 800, THE MATCH to Jasonl's & my childhood washers!!! Intersting ya have many dryers. Kinda like that, different for a change. Keep us posted and what the new additions are!!
Nice assortment of loot!
maytagbear
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Great collection-
and your niece is darling!
Lawrence/Maytagbear
and your niece is darling!
Lawrence/Maytagbear
gyrafoam
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A great collection for just a few months! Congratulations!
Will keep an eye out for that timer dial needed on that early '60's 'Kenmo.
Late 60's/early '70's Whirly washer with lighted controls looks to be in pretty good shape. Whirly really hit their stride whith these things and must have sold a gazillion of 'em.
That early '60's gas dryer needs a window door----maybe someone out there has a spare. Very kool the little gas flame decal is still on the lower panel. Those are fabulous dryers!
I am using a '66 Whirly Gas Dryer as my daily driver and it is my favourite dryer of all time! John LeFever was kind enough to provide me with a glass window door to install on it and drying clothes has never been the same since!
Your '55 "Filtrator" is also in beautiful shape. IMO the best towel dryer ever made!
I know where the match to that early '60's GE Dryer is-------!
Best wishes!
Will keep an eye out for that timer dial needed on that early '60's 'Kenmo.
Late 60's/early '70's Whirly washer with lighted controls looks to be in pretty good shape. Whirly really hit their stride whith these things and must have sold a gazillion of 'em.
That early '60's gas dryer needs a window door----maybe someone out there has a spare. Very kool the little gas flame decal is still on the lower panel. Those are fabulous dryers!
I am using a '66 Whirly Gas Dryer as my daily driver and it is my favourite dryer of all time! John LeFever was kind enough to provide me with a glass window door to install on it and drying clothes has never been the same since!
Your '55 "Filtrator" is also in beautiful shape. IMO the best towel dryer ever made!
I know where the match to that early '60's GE Dryer is-------!
Best wishes!
Hey Graham, you have a great collection starting there, with such a diverse range of years and MFG's. You are a good example for folks - this stuff is still out there. Keep hunting and keep polishing up these beauties!
Ben
Ben
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Very cool
Let me echo the praise, a wonderful, diverse collection, something for everyone to enjoy!
Let me echo the praise, a wonderful, diverse collection, something for everyone to enjoy!
Manoravenue
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Wow, that Philco!
It's a given that all the appliances are straight from the Mother Lode, but THAT Philco TV! Never saw one with the abstract-shaped screen like that! What a terrific styling idea. Wasn't Philco also the brand that was ahead of its time pre-WWII with a phonograph that used a beam of light to enhance the playing sound on records? I don't think that model Philco phonograph was made for too many years as my understanding is it was somewhat complicated technology for the day, and also the inability to get parts due to the war. Anyway, congrats on a great collection and one-of-a-kind TV!
It's a given that all the appliances are straight from the Mother Lode, but THAT Philco TV! Never saw one with the abstract-shaped screen like that! What a terrific styling idea. Wasn't Philco also the brand that was ahead of its time pre-WWII with a phonograph that used a beam of light to enhance the playing sound on records? I don't think that model Philco phonograph was made for too many years as my understanding is it was somewhat complicated technology for the day, and also the inability to get parts due to the war. Anyway, congrats on a great collection and one-of-a-kind TV!
mickeyd
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You and your niece are so beautiful
and you have so many dryers which brings a big smile to my face because I'm a total washer freak but I never "got" dryers. Any enlightenment, Buddy?
and you have so many dryers which brings a big smile to my face because I'm a total washer freak but I never "got" dryers. Any enlightenment, Buddy?
Dryers
HAHA, i love dryers but the 'real' reason i have so many is because that was what was available to me to buy. I am just anxious to build my collection. By the way i got a great old maytag from RICH. YAY for him. What an awesome guy.
HAHA, i love dryers but the 'real' reason i have so many is because that was what was available to me to buy. I am just anxious to build my collection. By the way i got a great old maytag from RICH. YAY for him. What an awesome guy.
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