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Hi John and welcome to Vacuumland. You might try calling some of your local vacuum cleaner repair shops to see if they have any Eureka Style "E & R" bags. You could also save this search on eBay to alert you when new listings are posted: Eureka Style E & R Disposable Dust Bags And Filters...

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Eureka Williams introduced the "Whisk" hand & portable vacuum cleaner in 1964, a year after debuting its Lightweight stick vacuum. Both used the same motor. These take Style "E & R" bags. I am guessing that the double letter ID may be the result of combining the Whisk bags & the Model 120...

Glad you joined, Marc. I look forward to your sharing of knowledge, photos, experiences and opinions to the forum. I have no knowledge of the Vax Gator. Can you give some background on it? Is there only one model? My knowledge of Numatic Henrys is minuscule. I am unsure what decade(s) of...

You are quite welcome, Michael. I apologize for the delay in responding; somehow I missed your post until now.

You're correct that the Compacts were door-to-door sales models. The Revelations were sold in stores concurrently; same design but in a different color. Check out this archived thread. Reply #5 shows a couple pages of the 1952 manual for a C-2 that shows all the attachments including a...

Strange thing ... I have been unable to locate the patent design in the database. Both the Electrolux and ProTeam ProForce ratings tags simply say "Patents Pending". I contacted ProTeam as it lists many other patent numbers for various models on its website but was told that it did not have the...

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They were floor models and demonstrators; discontinued models and repo's. The attached Compact/Revelation/TriStar Model Timeline indicates that there was a model C1.

Ran across this and thought it would be of interest. It includes various brands of model IDs that had been floor models and demonstrators; discontinued models and repo's. One has to wonder if the floor & surface care industry had a blue book of sorts to help determine such pricing or if...

I have no Prolux 1572C, but I know that there were two different versions and corresponding name IDs: "Prolux Electrolux" with an 8.5A HP motor and "Prolux Commercial by Electrolux" with the original 8.1A Electrolux L-shape upright motor. I suspect that the "Prolux Commercial by Electrolux"...

You're welcome, Elliot.

Btw, I read that the "Type 7" (aka Model VII) was made and marketed in Germany.

You're welcome, Elliot. During that era Electrolux Corporation took to using letters from the main descriptors of its cleaners as model IDs; 'T' stood for 'Thrift'. It sold for a short time in 1956 and 1957 and was designed in a very simple, economical way; using some overstock parts from...

It's nice to have comments 'liked', so no problem, Elliot. Besides, I hardly check my email anymore. :D Thanks for the 'likes'; that's nice of you. (y)

Wonderful Wall (& Floor) of Vacuums, Tom. Your museum was truly a treasure. ________ I saved the following online photos back in March but had forgotten about them till now. Unfortunately, I neglected to mark the website otherwise I would give credit where it's due. They complement the other...

No, they were the automatic 2100 and the non-automatic 1623 tank-types.

Check this out, Elliot: https://vacuumland.org/threads/my-new-vacuum-cleaner-studio.28806/

A group of French mathematicians, collectively named Bourbaki, set out to compose an international system of units (SI) beginning in the 1930s. Using the German word for 'integers', Zahlen (singular - Zahl), 'Z' was chosen as the symbol for them. AB Electrolux's use of the 'Z' in this way is...