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Posted By: triple_deuce Something different - 09/05/22
I picked up this Savage washing machine this morning and was wondering if there is a way to date it. I know a few of you Savage nuts have one or a couple in your collections. My plan is to put a plastic barrel in it to use as a beverage cooler. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Joe

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Posted By: 160user Re: Something different - 09/05/22
That is pretty cool. I never knew they made them.
Posted By: Longbeardking Re: Something different - 09/05/22
All I have is a tag from one. Igloo makes a great cooler.. laugh laugh laugh
Posted By: triple_deuce Re: Something different - 09/05/22
Originally Posted by Longbeardking
All I have is a tag from one. Igloo makes a great cooler.. laugh laugh laugh
Lol. Yeah but this is cooler. 😎
Posted By: Calhoun Re: Something different - 09/05/22
A guy would have to find a lot of the old ads and see which ones matches that model. I think they made them at Utica clear up to the late 40's or early 50's, even after Utica stopped making guns.

Nice grab!
Posted By: GeneB Re: Something different - 09/05/22
From the patents it looks like they made almost the same design for a lot of years, I think they have serial numbers.... so by you could probably get it within 15 years or so.....

First patent I saw was filed in 1923, the first spin dry washing machine. Some patents to compare it with, in the order they were applied for -

https://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01842154
https://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01766227
https://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01714107
https://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01850821
https://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=02579309
Posted By: triple_deuce Re: Something different - 09/05/22
Thanks Gene. Mine matches the 1929 patent diagram.
Posted By: gnoahhh Re: Something different - 09/05/22
Savage could've easily adapted it to beer brewing, methinks. Rather have stinky clothes and a good glass of beer than the other way around.
Posted By: Fireball2 Re: Something different - 09/05/22
Make a good smoker Joe!
Posted By: S99VG Re: Something different - 09/06/22
Can you get a factory letter?
Get it running, and give it to Cheryl. The technology is light years ahead of the rock and washboard you have her using now.
Posted By: 160user Re: Something different - 09/06/22
Originally Posted by GeneB
First patent I saw was filed in 1923, the first spin dry washing machine. Some patents to compare it with, in the order they were applied for -

And the brass rotary magazine was born! smile
Posted By: triple_deuce Re: Something different - 09/06/22
Originally Posted by eaglemountainman
Get it running, and give it to Cheryl. The technology is light years ahead of the rock and washboard you have her using now.
Lol
Posted By: gnoahhh Re: Something different - 09/06/22
Make a good rotary tumbler too. Handle a years worth of empty brass in one shot.
Posted By: Loggah Re: Something different - 09/06/22
Heres a 1924 invoice for mine.

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Posted By: Jaaack Re: Something different - 09/06/22
According to an inflation calculator $94.50 in 1924 would be $1633 today.
Posted By: Calhoun Re: Something different - 09/06/22
$94 in 1924 was a 99G + 99H plus $10 left over for a lot of ammo.
Posted By: 99guy Re: Something different - 09/06/22
People that could afford them most likely weren't doing their own wash.
grin
Posted By: triple_deuce Re: Something different - 09/06/22
Originally Posted by Loggah
Heres a 1924 invoice for mine.

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I wonder if these were made in order. Yours is 25436 and mine is 17843. Wonder how many years prior mine could be. Who knows??
Posted By: Savageupnorth Re: Something different - 09/07/22
My washer is 36002 with Westinghouse 1/4 hp motor ES30986 - 3766680.
I have 2 washer plaques (assume rest of machine scrapped?) with 89994 and 16298. The lower number has "Patent apllied For" in different location.
Numbers 16298 and 89994 would indicate Savage made a bunch of these.
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