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ricky5050

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Hope Al you don't mind me starting this thread as normally i never see things for sale. But I found this Electra badged servis slimline dryer in British heart foundation in Stockton upon tees

If someone really wants it I can get if its still there !

Also had a few hottie top loaders

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Art deco fridge?

It's a 70's vintage GE for sure! In fact, that cabinet was used through out the 80's. They changed the bottom toe kick grille, and made the handles color keyed with plastic inserts running the entire top to bottom of the doors.
I bought one in 1988. They called it the "premier model". It had glass shelves in the fridge side. 1990 gave way to the "profile" series.
 
Velo twintub

The Velo was made in The Netherlands, in Barendrecht to be precise. They were sold as Norfrost in the UK too IIRC. I can't say often enough the later models are of inferior quality. Velaundry (as the name of the manufacturer was) used cheap components trying to prevent from going bankrupt. That policy was pretty much the reason that happened in the end.
 
Ah thanks Louis

They look like they are well made aesthetically but I think I did read somewhere that it's the mechanics of the wash side that lets it down. Not sure about the spinner. They always seem quite expensive when they come up but it would be good to see one wotking
 
UK Appliances

Thanks to Steve for posting the items to the thread. Someone else has kindly added some items directly to the scroll bar above. Whilst it is much quicker to do so I would ask that folks please post to the thread if they have the time - as we can have a dialogue about some of the items like the Velo twin tub posted above.

It also gives a change to highlight something unusual as I will demonstrate below. So please, if you have the time, post to the thread. If you are not sure how to do so my email address is in my profile, I will be glad to detail how its done.
 
Bendix Dryer

Now here is a perfect example of something unusual.

OK, its a late version of the Bendix dryer around from around mid-1970s to mid 1980s - so what?

What is unusual about this is that it is the larger 9lb version, something that is not obvious from the scroll bar. I had quite forgotten that the introduced this larger version until I saw this one, and indeed I think there was a 9lb version of the earlier styling too.

And the price is very good as well given that it appears to be in good condition

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