westytoploader
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Were the Viking machines still GE Filter-Flo clones at that time? I'd love to have one of those, as well as the many other Canadian machines based on the GE/Hotpoint design!
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on what mfr made the Eatons Viking machines. Growing up we only had a Sears and for a while a Hudson Bay store very very early on. Eatons put out their last catalogue in 1976, the Bay never was in the catalog biz, only Sears soldiers on with it still. Mom still kept her "last issue" 76 Eatons catalogue, we were having a good look thru it last summer when I was home plus she kept I think it was a 74 Sears. I do have one 1982 Eatons Christmas mini-catalogue, no washers, only 1 Viking TOL dw which I'll scan when I get the scanner/printer going again.. in the meantime how are these for prices...
12" Sony Trinitron $749
Sony Deluxe Betamax $1549
Viking under-counter TOL dw, touch pad controls; $729
on what mfr made the Eatons Viking machines. Growing up we only had a Sears and for a while a Hudson Bay store very very early on. Eatons put out their last catalogue in 1976, the Bay never was in the catalog biz, only Sears soldiers on with it still. Mom still kept her "last issue" 76 Eatons catalogue, we were having a good look thru it last summer when I was home plus she kept I think it was a 74 Sears. I do have one 1982 Eatons Christmas mini-catalogue, no washers, only 1 Viking TOL dw which I'll scan when I get the scanner/printer going again.. in the meantime how are these for prices...
12" Sony Trinitron $749
Sony Deluxe Betamax $1549
Viking under-counter TOL dw, touch pad controls; $729
Tricot is the name for fine machine made knitwear. All kinds of fabrics were used for this like cotton, polyester, lycra and ofcourse a combination could be used to. I remember tricot as something from the seventies, but I may be wrong. There is an oldfashioned store here that is called Tricot Smid.
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That could easily have been a universally understood pict-o-gram.
Today's language lesson "TEMPERATURE"
En francais c'est "TEMPERATURE"
That could easily have been a universally understood pict-o-gram.
Today's language lesson "TEMPERATURE"
En francais c'est "TEMPERATURE"
