Bathroom Tour: Vintage Crane Santon Toilet and Urinal

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Gosh! Everything is still here even though the sink is brand new.

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This is the exact same toilet as Canadian Potteries Limited bowls but Crane made the Santon and Saneto and Canadian Potteries put their logo on the bowl

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nice to see a retake of this one

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Swat Foley x.

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is a crane del rio urinal

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asbestos pipe wrap in the ceiling for water lines to the toilets

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The best way to make get

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0:36 Norfolk southern high hood

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Yep 👍

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Looks like they've replaced the sink.

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These fixtures date from around 1950.

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