Vintage Plebe #1

American Standard Plebe, elongated, manufactured 1985. Only toilet in the men's room of the sanctuary bathroom at my church (these bathrooms were added to the church later in 1985 as the church was built in 1956). There are also two Mansfield urinals with push button flush, but I didn't film those. They're the type of flush where water just comes in and rinses the waste out through a bunch of little holes.

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Science & Technology

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• american
• standard
• plebe
• toilet
• flush
• vintage

[flushboyaz]

nice find. there seem to be two varieties of the Plebes, you can tell by the shape and size of the bowl's mouth. Saw some of these in a Best Western in Vegas a number of years ago.

[sanders8323]

I know when these first came out the mouth was wider and longer. In later years the mouth became more slender and shorter.

[bakedpotato1678]

@flushboyaz Oh I stayed there. But then we found a pizza under the bed and moved to the riviera were they had 1980s cadets. The best western ended up a dump

[ClassicTVMan81]

Actually the Plebe was sold in both round-front and elongated models in all its years. This one is of the latter design. Something tells me the flushing sound differs on the two bowl designs.