22 Comments Posted by steven

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The toilet looks like a first generation "Standard" Glenco from the '60s or a second generation "Standard" Instanto from the late '50s to the '60s.
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Based on the base, stem, and bowl of the toilet, I'm pretty sure that this toilet was made by Crane from the '30s to the '60s. It's hard to determine the model of the toilet without seeing the inside of the bowl, but I'm guessing that this toilet is a Santon. It could also be a Saneto or Whirlton. Do you remember the logo stamped on the toilet?
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I believe that the urinal is a "Standard" Modesto. The Modesto is a different model than the "Standard" Madstone which looked really similar and seemed more popular. The brand "Standard" is today's American Standard.
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And as seen today:
https://www.google.com...7i13312!8i6656?hl=en
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George has it correct. Though they look a little different, these are still used today and quite handy indeed!
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Almost like a wolf angel, or sorts. Very cool.
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Do you see the wolf face?
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Do you see the wolf face?
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Chupacabra? :-)
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I have visited the Huy mill a couple of weeks ago and it is now part of a construction site..

I asked a construction worker and they are building a new factory next to the mill.

As the place was swarming with construction workers I was unfortunately unable to sneak into the mill.. (There are also a couple of fences surrounding it)
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I went e not to long ago if u hit the metal beams with a stick they all make different noise it's awesome
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sexy nures
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YYOOOO!!! i was in dere like 2 weeks ago!!...its OD crazyyy!!...i went at night soo it was OD dark...nd hard to see..i went up to da second floor..nd i saw lots of toilets..4 some reason.?? lol u pplsz shud all go! its fun lol =)
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I wish they die
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this pic isnt that scary but its pretty interesting