WASH-O-RAMA! Part Two:

[chaskelljr2]

Lady Kenmore 1966-67

This one is my favorite out of all the Ladies that were introduced over the years. To the member who is in Beltsville, Maryland, remember when we were discussing Kenmores in a recent thread, and you have informed me about a Model 80/Model 800 Alphabet Set that you have recently refurbished?? Well, that remains one of my dream sets as well.

But given a choice between a 1966-67 Model 80/Model 800 Set and a 1966-67 Lady Kenmore Set, I would have to say that the 1966-67 Lady Kenmore Set would be the ultimate set to own. Now, if I can get a set like that rehabilitated, then I am DEFINITELY game.

First up is the Washer!!!!

--Charles--

 

[chaskelljr2]

Lady Kenmore 1966-67

And here is the "Variable Speed" Washer and the Lady Kenmore Dryer.

But you know my real interest on this page is the Dryer.

--Charles--

 

[chaskelljr2]

1981 Lady Kenmore Electronic Set

Washer & Dryer....

If I got to have a more modern set, then it would have to be these!! These came out before the Limited Editions. Or better yet, I'll take a Limited Edition Set in Black!!!

--Charles--

 

[chaskelljr2]

1981 Lady Kenmore Electronic Set

Washer & Dryer Feature List and Description....

--Charles--

 

[washerlover]

Top Load

My Grandma's set was the top load -- circa 1962!

 

[washerlover]

typo

And now that I look at the Wards Signature ad again, I spot the word "drys" -- love those Montgomery Ward catalog proofreaders!

 

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Maytag 1947

 

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Thor 1950

 

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Universal 1947

 

[abcomatic]

Love all of these wringer machine ads. I have a GE wringer washer. It needs some cosmetic fixing but washes just fine. Gary

 

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Maytag 1947

 

[lebron]

Braile kits for a washing machine - now I have seen it all. Of course it was offered by Kenmore

 

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Westinghouse 1940

 

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Frigidaire 1972

 

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Speed Queen 1949

 

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Blackstone 1965

 

[garyl]

Thanks

Enjoyed the pictures and ads. Thanks!!

 

[mickeyd]

Thank you, Louie, for the Wringer Orgy

I remember echoes of "Universal" when I was a kid, and here they are. Awesome !

 

And those big glass doored Wards front loaders with the 4 clocks--WOW!

 

So many amazing machines that even some of us old fogies haven't seen before. I really like the big fuss all the admen made when the

 

wringers went semi-automatic with timers. It's so funny: the Westinghouse turns off the "CURRENT" right on the dot.

 

 

 

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Speed Queen 1948

 

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You're welcomed everyone

<span style="font-size: medium;">I'll run by some automatic washer ads by Robert for approval soon. </span>