Bathroom Tour: Menard County Courthouse VINTAGE Speedway Toilet and Urinal?
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- The courthouse was built in 1931.. I believe this bathroom is original. PLEASE let me know the name of these fixtures as they appear to be AWESOME / commodes Twitter: / bathroomtours
I still can't get enough of this bathroom! This is one of my favorites on UA-cam. There is something about it that is very appealing to me...
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@Mama Eden Dear Fansy Mama Eden What?
Love these old bathrooms/toilets!
This bathroom is litteraly beautiful and looks VERY WELL maintained.
Beautiful bathroom and fixtures!
I'm so happy u found a restroom this old. =D
AMAZING BATHROOM! We have:
3 Tepeco urinals
1 Universal Rundle Forward Trap toilet
1 Gerber Northpoint? toilet
1 1931 Crane Speedway toilet
I read that this place was built in 1896. So the urinals might be original. The toilets are definitely newer though.
The first hint to the antique restroom you found was the tiny door. Older restrooms often had small doors. The urinals are huge for the tiny flush that they produce. Great find though, so rare to find a bathroom this big that is this age.
You know the Urinals are original because of all those CRACKS. The first toilet is YES a Universal Rundle. The 2nd, the bowl looks like the first, but that trapway on the 2nd one BLOWS MY MIND! It looks so modern or retrofit, a first for me! But theres no mistake those 1st 2 bowls are 30ish or even 1950s replacements. The 3rd one is definatly a original.
It would be hilarious if there was Menards in this county!
Awesome fixtures! 😍
I love these fixtures
Lol that broken seat on the first toilet! 🤣
The foward trap toilet were most likely a U/R on a flushometer.And the last toilet was a 1931 Crane Speedway.It is from 1931 because of it's logo.
Why would anybody dislike this video? I enjoyed watching it!
MajesticBaldEagle96 3 Amazing Crane Urinal ( Sadly It Cracks )
Toilets : 1 1930's ? Universal Rundle Toilet 1
Gerber Foward Trap Toilet Anyone Knows What The Year Of This Toilet ?
1 Early 30's Crane Speedway Toilet
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Damn! Why couldn't I have found this video sooner! That's one of the coolest bathrooms I've ever seen!!! I love the urinals. Any guesses on what they are?
The second one is definitely a Speedway, but the extended-lip type bowl design was not made on a large scale after the end of WWII, and disappeared entirely by 1974.
Those urinals have seen better days.
My best guess would be that the first one is a Universal Rundle, second a Gerber, then the Crane Speedway which looks original which likely makes the urinals Crane also.
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these 2 forward trap toilets are extremely rare & interesting. :)
I find myself watching this video once again!
Great video. We don't have them like this in the United Kingdom. Any chance of seeing the Ladies in the same block?
@Landaux You can make them. It is possible, along with a one piece forward trap. Ever heard of a forward trap with elongated bowl? That's possible, too.
Whoa Whoa Whoa where is this
Wow, I can honestly say I have never encountered these toilets so they must be regional ?
Unusual reverse flush designs. Interesting !
I like this bathroom
@Landaux There are newer forward trappers made by Gerber. They work excellent on a flushometer or high tank.
This restroom is amazing. What kind of urinals are these?
Tepeco.
The First Toilet Looks Like The Seat Is Slightly Broken. And The Flush Is Not The Best The Other 2 Toilets Are Awsome
I just found out the urinals might be made by Tepeco.
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@toiletfan1 The tank is wall-hung on the Standard Modernus dude.
Nice Bathroom!
That Speedway toilet is definitely a Crane. I have seen that logo on early Hanover toilets from the 40's. I'm pretty sure the urinals are also Crane. I'm not sure about the reverse trap toilets. They sort of remind me of a Universal Rundle bowl.
I see why that very first toilet had a plunger next to it!!!!
0:02 Elevator is Otis.
KohlerWellworthMan 290 it is actually a thyssenkrupp Impulse, but it does look like an Otis!
Wow that compton on flushometer !
That's not a Compton
@@westmichiganvintagetoilets, Yes, it IS (Yes, this IS👍🙌👏) a “Compton!”👍🙌👏
Where is your “Proof” that it IS NOT a “Compton” (that this IS NOT a “Compton”)?
@@brookesoard8371 These toilets aren’t Comptons. Where did you get the info from?
@@RobloxAndToilets, @ThatOneExoRailfan said, “Wow that compton on flushometer !”
@Landaux Oh. I thought you meant a wall hung bowl, not the tank.
the last is a crane speedway so what is the urinal and those two toilets are its a speedway or someting ?
@DieselDoverFTW Thats what i love about them! :-) I get SO Bored with todays modern flushers. I wish they would come back with these forward flushers. I remember our old highscool built in 1936, it had 4 of them, the one on the far right stall had a wall hung "Standard" Modernus, another was a Eljer, and I dont recall the other two, but they were all removed in the late 80s, then the bldg was torn down in 2004.
Happy toilets and happy Urinals
Like the happy toilets
The toilets I think are #1 HoMart, #2 Maybe a Gerber, #3 is a Crane Speedway. Urinals? Possibly a Kohler or Eljer.
2 rare & interesting forward-trap toilets. :)
Nice old toilets.
I would have to say that last one is DEFINITELY a Crane. I never saw that style logo on a Crane before though, but it looks alot like a couple of vintage Sanetos I saw on here, as far as the pedestal design is concerned. The reverse trap bowls appear to be very early Universal Rundles. I can't tell what the urinals are. Were they marbelized or were they just badly cracked and worn?
I think the urinals are 60's Crane Sanitors because 60's Cromwells use that same design.
When you say reverse trap, that's what we have today, waste flows out the back way as the trap is in the rear of the terlit. You want to say front flush or front trap for the yesteryear designs where the trap is really in front of the user and waste flows toward the user before going into sewer. The hump in front is the trapway path. Gotta use correct terminology and reference. 😊
I like the happy toilets
These toilets are really old but they seem really modern because of their condition
Just proves that with proper maintenance and care even a really old bathroom can remain in great shape for decades
2:22 Looks like the Extended Lip Standard Tribor.
I wonder if that's a first gen speedway
@Landaux And the second is a new Universal Rundle.
The first one looks like a Briggs to me.
No,the Fixtures are Crane and U/R.
1:08-1:09 Broken Bemis Toilet Seat.
Do you mean base, because if you say bass you might be talking about a guitar.
i see the first one is have a sign on the bottom says ur or sears
Looks like the flushometers have been replaced.
They should turn up the pressure on that speedway
@dieselducy New as in from the 50's or the 60's when they changed the design. Kohler and Gerber are so far the only pro. Forward Trap manufacturers today.
@Landaux Wall hung Modernus? Never heard of that!
1:37 That's better.
the 2nd forward trap toilet has a non broken seat.
the first toilet has a broken seat
The crane speedway has a doesn't have a forward trapway.
Awwwwwwwww,poor first stall with the poor flushing and a broken seat and it sounds Sad😭😖
Dang it
Winged urinals went out of style by the end of WWII.
Kathryn the first
Man water pressure issues
It's a shame because other than that these are old fixtures in fantastic condition which is quite rare
@an65001
Yes it is... like in Asia... Some of thoes TOTO toilets!!
Something tells me that the Speedway and the Purton were sister models... Is that true?
Craig Baker sorry for the 5 years awaited reply, the speedway is a blowout toilet, and the Purton is a syphoning model, I believe.
no is two
Mmmm wow men's bathroom🥰🥰🥰🥰
The last toilet is a Crane. Speedway is the model..
I thought speedways were just wall mounted, this is new for me
@@aldoayhoniz190 Crane Speedways are floor mount. The wall hung blowout Crane toilets are known as the Rapidway
Very Rare 1000000/10
@an65001 Thank you so much!! i want to find out more bout those. i saw drakee99s video but it needs a little more light
CP Co. Toilets?
Why is it on toilets so werid
Hey everyone has their own interests.
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Elevator
Those flushometers didn't look very old, and they were all shot! What pieces of crap. I wonder if the building had a water pressure problem system wide?
Vercus100 yeah kinda looks like it on the urinals maybe just had the pressure turned down
Those toilets are now crapderas
I am looking 6(
This bathroom is old
@toiletfan1 lol! That would be a 1st for me and I think the rest of us ToiletFANATICS.. A reverse trap wall-hung toilet. hmm. Dont think they exist.
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The Fixturies are "Standard"
So weak
The second one looks like a gerber to me.
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I don't like urinals. They are useless, I'm a guy, but I prefer those nice normal toilets.
What's wrong with the urinals?!? They're huge and beautiful!