This unit is made by the Associated Manufacturers Co. of Waterloo, Iowa. Amanco Washing Machine 317E with a Clothes Wringer 10 by 1 3/4. The Wringer has steel spiral pressure springs for longer life. This unit can be hand operated or belt powered if you have that option. It has a wooden lid and tub with steel bands holding it together.
Some say it looks likes the Hired Girl model line of washers from Maytag. Newton, Iowa was the "Washing Machine Capital of the World."
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