Vintage Appliance Advertisements: Part Twenty-nine

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Easy 1958

There were so many attractive washers on the market in 1958, it would have been hard to choose. I might have gone with a Whirlpool Imperial because of parts and service availability but this Easy would have been mighty tempting.

 

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Apex 1955

 

 

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Presto 1960

 

 

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Samson 1947

 

 

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Quicfrez 1954

 

 

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Sears 1969

 

 

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Steam-O-Matic 1947

 

 

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Whirlpool 1952

 

[phillymatt53]

The RCA Victor Studiomatic - I actually have one in a mini console that I restored.
For what it is, it's pretty impressive.
Click it to see the whole ad.

 

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1956

I remember being in Macy’s in Richmond, Calif. in 1956 and seeing these Lewyt Vacuums on display. At 5 years old I thought they were really special with those huge wheels and the pretty colors. I had a particular fascination with any kind of canister vac because everyone that I knew had uprights and canisters seemed exotic to me. I wanted to get a chance to play around with one to see how they worked.

Eddie

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Part Thirty

 

[phillymatt53]

A bit "racy" for the 1950's, eh?