Newton, Iowa was where Maytag’s were manufactured and they did use a square tub that was not common to other manufactures.   I’ve never seen a Maytag Wringer washer like this one, but who knows it could be a Maytag?

Eddie

Thank you for offering them here.

It's interesting that the Newton machine is made by "Automatic Washer Co." when clearly it's not an automatic.

It definitely should not be scrapped.  It strikes me as produced by a possible predecessor manufacturer to the Maytag Company.

Automatic Electric Washer Company

"The Automatic Electric Washer Company was located in Newton, Iowa, and in 1907 introduced one of the first, if not the first, mass produced electric powered washing machines. By 1910 it was selling more than 40,000 machines a year with a corporate slogan “Everybody Works but Mother.” Its advertising campaign declared “Ten O’clock and the Washing Done.” Mother could be proud and could look forward to the chores facing her the rest of the day."

That's a cool washer to find, as well as the white one.  It's a Blackstone with a Hydractor agitator.  Likely post-war.

Thanks for offering these machines here,

How much money do you want for them ? ?

John L.