18 rare vintage Hall-Mack bathroom accessories

This week’s vintage Hall-Mack miniseries concludes with 18 special accessories found in my 1962 catalog. Above: The Tow’lescope (I have two MIB)  and the even more rare Extendo-Bar, which I have never seen in real life.

We’ve seen this a few times – the Concealed Scale.

Above: I’ve never seen this one – a Recessed Conceal-A-Roll.

Update: Now spotted in the wild — photos from our story about this giveaway.

Above: Ah, the Concealed Vanity Shelf. Notice the enclosed electric plug in the last image.

Above: A reader favorite, the Concealed Lavatory Unit.

Above: Concealed Lavatory Unites in place. Notice the Concealed Tissue Holder… the medicine cabinets with sliding glass doors, the ladder towel holder in the background, and that curved piece is a grab bar, I think.

Above: This is very cool, a grab bar with an attached soap tray.

Above: That’s a dolphin on the left, a shell on the right. Both “winsome as a water sprite.”

Above, the three-in-one towel rack is so named because it adjusts to three positions. At the 45-degree angle it “shows off three rows of decorative face towels to excellent advantage when guest are in your home.” I’ve never seen on of these, either.

Above: Internet poltergeists seem to have munched on the catalog photo, but I think this was the Concealed Toilet Paper Holder (single roll.)

“Towel Ladder.”

Shower Recess, and Corner Fixture. Careful, though, my experience is that chrome-plated stuff ultimately degrades within a tub or shower enclosure.

And of course, everyone’s favorite, the Hall-Mack Relaxation Unit.