Sears Kenmore Portable Electric Washing Machine | ||
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Posted 11 years ago
ttomtucker
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I saw Manikins posting of her Kenmore washing machine and it made me think of the one I had stored in the attic. I bought this washing machine at a yard sale 15 years ago. The wringer and hand crank was wrapped in a newspaper from Astoria, OR dated 1949. It is made of stainless steel and still works today. The washing machine stands 16" tall and 14" wide. I believe the two side handles are made of bakelite.
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Thank you officialfuel
That is so cool!I NEED ONE!
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Super Cool! Love it!
ttom wow yours was the rich people's style all stainless steel ! :-) Very nice I love it !!!! You should use it or display it . Thanks for sharing it . My Internet was down several hrs so I just got back on .
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That is cool, I think that's where the design for R2-D2 came from!
walksoftly your right look s like R2-D2 all i have to do is put wheels on the bottom.
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Fantastic!...:-)
Your very welcome ttomtucker!