71: 1910 J.L. Mott Prompto-Sanos, 1960s American Standard Washbrooks (read description)

ARRRRRGH A TREASURE CHEST!! Filmed at the University of Texas at Austin. Commodes filmed this restroom twice.
UPDATE: this building has been under renovation for the last two years and has been closed ever since

[@thetoiletfinder3036]

Glad to see these are still here :)

[@thecan8460]

Good god this is a jackpot!

[@ToiletsInNorCal2024]

WOWWWW!!! EPIC TOILETS!!

[@Subby_525]

Woah!!!!!! I've never seen one of these!!! Awesome Find!

[@Flushfax]

Amazing!!

[@ILoveYouNitrusBrio]

Amazing fixtures mate!

[@irgendwerausbayern1999]

FACK yeah! Older than 100 years and still functional!

[@ElyseHorvath]

Awesome! Would love to see these in person too bad I'm nowhere close go these

[@jdollinter]

What a find !

[@joeysnyder7532]

I love these fixtures and they replaced the seats and cut the new seat lids to fit perfectly. The 1964-1968 American Standard Washbrook urinals must have replaced 1911 stall urinals or maybe 1920s "Standard" Chinal urinals. I wonder what the Ladies had. Most likely the toilets and stalls the same and the room was located on by a different stairway. Maybe the Ladies had 6 toilets and 5 sinks the same fixtures as the Men did.

[@purplepirate]

The ladies’ room is upstairs on the main floor, and there was a lot of traffic around there so I couldn’t get in there to see.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

@@purplepirate Commodes has film these

[@user-we3ow3io6m]

U/You Say That "They Cut The New Seat 'Lids' To Fit Perfectly", When Actually It Was The New Seat's Outer-Edge/(Shape) "'Fronts'" That They "Cut-Off"/"Cut-Out" To Fit Perfectly Because Of The "'Raised '-'Lip'" Although They Didn't Cut It Into A "'Full'-'Gap'" (Like The "Original Ones") For Some Reason Or Other, (Just Thought You'd Like To Know).

[@benwisely5962]

WOAHHHH!!!!!!!!! I’m glad those are still there!!!! I I wonder what the washbrooks replaced!!! I like the wash Brooks too!!

[@purplepirate]

My guess is that they didn’t replace anything, and that they were an add-on to the restroom. I sort of base this guess on the difference in the flooring.

[@DylanR99]

@@purplepirate Yep. And something tells me this is located at UT Austin’s Battle Hall.

[@purplepirate]

Correct

[@DylanR99]

@@purplepirate Yep. I knew it would be in there because UT Austin’s Battle Hall is the only place so far that has these ancient 1910 JL Mott Prompto Sanos toilets. Speaking of which, you could list each building in your university restroom videos to see which hall in the Florida University, UT Austin, and other universities you go to that you upload the restroom videos from.

Excellent. One of the stalls is missing the door. I don't think too many people use that one.

[@vintagekohler6085]

Epic find! These "sanitary lip" toilets were made by a few companies in the teens and 20s including Mott, Standard, Crane, and H.A.J.O.C.A.

[@purplepirate]

I feel like they were a J.L. Mott exclusive

[@vintagekohler6085]

@@purplepirate I have a Standard catalog with a Devoro that has sanitary humps. I've seen them from Crane as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXnWi3xqrb53a9E

[@westmichiganvintagetoilets]

I recognize this restroom! Didn't Commodes film here? EDIT: I looked into the description...

[@christopherpotomski8463]

Yes Commodes did actually film here... Twice.

[@ireneribas2673]

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[@whackattack493]

this is literally the same place Commodes went to

[@windturbine1983]

Looks like they need to be cleaned again.

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

Ahoy matey purple pirate i'm the new pirate to join ye YARRR!!!

[@ToothlessThedragon9]

And ye i subscribed to ye channel YARRR!!!!!

[@elijahrosado3816]

They don't make them like that anymore!

[@christopherpotomski8463]

Hell yeah Commodes filmed this bathroom twice. By the way, I am not the guy who did it obviously, but those toilets are absolutely beautiful works of art.

[@purplepirate]

UPDATE: I tried to go into this building to shoot the “treasure revisited” video of this restroom and apparently all of the libraries (including this one) are closed for the entirety of the semester, to my knowledge. I’ll revisit this treasure chest the first chance I get, as I am not all that far away from the campus.

[@Flushfax]

I hope they didn’t renovate this restroom.

[@rahemarm1425]

AMERICAN Standard

[@j-mcdvintageplumbing5864]

OH HAPPY YOU THANK, WILL YEAR 2019 WILL AT University of Austin. 8D

[@j-mcdvintageplumbing5864]

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[@loganwoolverton7329]

Commodes filmed that 1. 1911 or 1912?

[@purplepirate]

Actually 1910 most likely because that is when the building was completed.

[@christopherpotomski8463]

Actually guys, they are from 1912. You were close at least, but they're from 1912.

[@user-um9mw8bw2j]

UK

[@user-et1bn5go5z]

Kmu

[@user-hn9uo7tv3z]

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[@MJAPlumbingandHVAC]

Jack pot dude. Extremely antique.

[@elspeakerderoblox1445]

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