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| Post# 561309 12/5/2011 at 13:54 (4,519 days old) by ingliscanada () | ||
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Marquette - never seen this brand before. Was it it's own company, or a clone of another make? | ||
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| Post# 561315 , Reply# 1 12/5/2011 at 14:29 (4,519 days old) by amyswasher () | ||
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I think it's in the same line as Apex. | ||
Post# 561316 , Reply# 2 12/5/2011 at 14:29 (4,519 days old) by kenmore71  (Minneapolis, MN) |
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| Post# 561481 , Reply# 3 12/6/2011 at 08:46 (4,518 days old) by ingliscanada () | ||
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The dryer certainly matches the Franklin design from the 60's with the top-mounted lint filter, but I didn't know the Franklin washers ever had a fibre glass tub. Gary | ||
| Post# 561508 , Reply# 4 12/6/2011 at 12:48 (4,518 days old) by Jsneaker () | ||
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Beam/Franklin offshoots I know that the Beam/Franklin brands included AMC, Bradford, Coronado and Wizard. While I have seen Bradford and AMC sold at local Long Island W.T. Grant, and A&S & Gertz respectively, I never saw any in action. | ||
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Post# 561561 , Reply# 5 12/6/2011 at 18:02 (4,518 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie) |
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The Gambles hardware store in my hometown sold quite a number of Coronado washers in the 1960's and '70s. I recall the crazy sounds they made (Robert calls his Wizard, quite aptly, "The Pig"), and that the solid tub models usually had a Partial Fill button to push when you wanted the fill to stop and agitation to start for smaller loads. They were my introduction to indexing tubs, as well.
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