Wizard 1960
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Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Eight
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General Electric 1941
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Philco 1957
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ABC-O-Matic
Enjoy the "Shampoo Action"
Enjoy the "Shampoo Action"
Westclox 1963
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Deepfreeze 1955
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<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>How did the ABC O'Matic post 1006413 "deposit the clothes in your basket"?
ABC-O-Matic
"Automatic" is quite misleading in that ad, it was basically a wringer washer. The clothes were washed in the tub at the front, then the user fed them into the wringer/rinsing contraption toward the rear. I have seen only one, in California a few years ago but it had been outside for many years and not in working condition. The rinser/wringer seemed rather complicated and prone to tangling/jamming, but who knows?
"Automatic" is quite misleading in that ad, it was basically a wringer washer. The clothes were washed in the tub at the front, then the user fed them into the wringer/rinsing contraption toward the rear. I have seen only one, in California a few years ago but it had been outside for many years and not in working condition. The rinser/wringer seemed rather complicated and prone to tangling/jamming, but who knows?
Thanks Gansky.
Silex 1949
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Sylvania 1951
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Blackstone 1952
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Frigidaire 1958
Glenwood 1930
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Philco 1959
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That '59 Philco bottom-freezer is very similar to the '64 my family had. Same full-width ice storage bin in the door.
Coronado 1968
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General Electric 1930
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Universal 1959
