#77 1919 Standard catalog, vitreous china fixtures #2
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Included here are Stadnard brand flushometers, integrated flush valves, and early Instanto toilets!
To my knowledge there are no true 1st generation Instantos on YT. There are late 1920s era extended lip Instatnos on YT but they have a modern 3 bolt pattern. The Instantos in this catalog have a very odd bolt pattern that was phased out by 1925 so I would be surprised if there are any of those early Instantos still in use.
Gotta love the wall hung Purimos too! This was Standard's wall hung siphon jet toilet at the time. It was replaced by the extended lip Glenco sometime by 1925.
There probably still is some of those instantos still in use they’re probably very rare though
The flushometer valves that year are obsolete and you can't find them anymore. They most likely wore out in the 40s or 50s and the ones integrated in the porcelain were wore out in the 40s and 50s. They had no choice but replace them with more modern toilets. The Afwall came out in the 50s.
Very interesting catalog! Never knowed that type of flushomter existed.
Very interesting stuff!
Indeed! The wall hung Purimo and Instanto are my favorites.
Awesome
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Which was the extended lip toilet with a concave form in its lenght?
Sorry I missed this question! Could you better describe which toilet you were talking about?
@@vintagekohler6085 yes i referred to the neo health that had a saddle shape. I suppose it had to have a specifically designed toilet seat to fit it
@@aiaceoileo5342 ah yes, the Neo Health. That came along in the 60s and 60s. I like those saddle seat toilets. I'd love to find one someday.
@@aiaceoileo5342 Crane and American Standard had saddle seats. You can't get most of them anymore but the AS Luxor, roma, Carlisle, and Ellisse toilets had saddle seat which are still available. They aren't cheap though.
@@vintagekohler6085 but how is it possibile that there is no youtuber that has found one of them?