The numbers on old washboards from the National Washboard Company typically indicate the size or model of the washboard. These numbers can correspond to the specific dimensions or the number of ridges on the washboard, which affect its effectiveness for scrubbing clothes. Additionally, different models may have been designed for varying types of laundry tasks. Collectors and enthusiasts often reference these numbers to determine the age and value of the washboard.
my grandmother who is 84 gave me one that her mother used. so if my grandma who is 84 was a little girl when her mother used it, that definitely puts it over 80 years old. What is the value of the washyboard-National Washboard Co. 801?
Yes I can answer your question. That washboard, as long as it is in god shape, it worth between $15.00 & $20.00.
with a washboard
who invented the washboard?
Washboard Sam died in 1966.
Washboard Sam was born in 1910.
Washboard Willie died on 1991-08-24.
Washboard Willie was born on 1909-07-24.
The U.s. Patent Office should have that info.
The National Washboard CO 11 was produced in the early 1800s. Development for the washboard took several years and was finally patented in 1833.
The value of a National Washboard No. 802 can vary widely based on its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, it can range from $20 to $150, with well-preserved or unique items potentially fetching higher prices. For an accurate assessment, it's recommended to consult recent sales or collectibles appraisers.