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The Vacuum Cleaner Company (1902)

The Vacuum Cleaner Company (1902)

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Interesting Vintage Vacuum Facts

Vintage Electrolux Vacuum Vintage Electrolux Vacuums

The history of the Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner Company has established a very reputable life span. Customer loyalty consistently grows year after year.

Vintage Eureka Vacuums Vintage Eureka Vacuums

1909, A man named Fred Wardell starts a company called Eureka Vacuum Cleaners in Detroit Michigan.

Vintage Hoover Vacuums Vintage Hoover Vacuums

Hoover vacuum has become a legend in many parts of the world due to its long legacy.

Vintage Kirby Vacuums Vintage Kirby Vacuums

Here is a little summary of the history of the famous Kirby Vacuum Cleaner over the last one hundred years.

Vintage Vacuum Cleaner Attachments Vintage Vacuum Cleaner Attachments

As a vintage vacuum collector or someone looking for attachments for their old vacuum cleaner friend there are a lot of parts still available. It just takes some searching but they are out there. Here is a list of some items you can still get and some that are quite rare.

One Comment »

  • Gehlen said:

    I have recently acquired a vintage hand held vac and I need to find a replacement bag because the old one is ripped up and halfway taped together. I want to say that it’s older than 1974 because it’s a Eureka-Williams. The model is #150, serial#: AT 1091935. The bag says it’s a style E, which they don’t make anymore. Is there an equivalent?

    Thanks,

    Gehlen.

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