This is the dryer I grew up with.  Would love to have it but not for $400.  

Bob

SLIGHT SCRATCHES! My God, the thing has been chewed on by the rust monster. Friends had that dryer. It was not vented and probably could not be. The weird thing was the for the Frigidaire dryer, Hamilton put the window plug in the door upside down so that instead of the usual view of the tumbling clothes sailing through the air at the top of the drum, you saw them landing on the bottom of the drum.  Hamilton's had an adjustable thermostat which this dryer does not. Hamilton, while making good dryers, did not lavish the finishes on the parts like GM did. Whereas GE used Porcelain on cabinets and drums in most models, Hamilton used zinc-coated dryer drums and painted cabinets.

Sellers think that by attaching "Retro" or "Mid Century Modern" to a description you can hold up people without using a gun by the price you set. I think that this seller will have this dryer for a long time.

Rob:

I sent you a message about this dryer 

Bob