c.1930 Kilgore Cast Iron Washing Machine, Lid and Wringer, Blue Paint, Doll Toy

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c.1930 Kilgore Cast Iron Washing Machine, Lid and Wringer, Blue Paint, Doll Toy:
$50.00

Circa 1930 Kilgore cast iron doll house toy washing machine, with removeable lid and hand wringer with crank. Measures 2 1/2 inches high to top of mounted wringer. Worn blue paint, shiny nickel-plated finish on wringer and lid. The wringer crank turns but the rubber rollers do not. Has some paint chips, spots of rust (see pictures). NOTE: See more of our Kilgore cast iron doll house toys, now on sale. Savings on combined shipping.

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