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70’s Widetrack This as well as your Eureka Widetrack were introduced in the mid 70’s with my favorite Eureka line, the Wild Moss Green Continental hooded uprights. This machine would originally come with a brocade boxtop green bag. Unfortunately, most of the bags were changed out at one time or...

Many thanks! I just figured that being that a choir is formed of singers, that it fit to title the post as "Assembling the Choir." I don't normally get all of them together for a picture, so with having more time at home, I felt it was a perfect time. When it comes to posting the model numbers...

Nice machine! Beautiful machine! You certainly don't see those too often. Absolutely love swiveltops!

Singer Vacuum Cleaners I have one of these models in my collection. That particular model is the later iteration of the famous Golden PowerMaster. It is one of my absolute favorite machines. Here is the link to my recent post that had all of my Singers together...

Convenient timing! I’d love to join the parade! This week I was finally able to make my 1968 1205 complete with its original one piece sheath PN-1! I noticed that one hadn’t been posted yet, so I thought I’d post mine! This of course is an early 1205 with the PN port in the front of the...

Thank you! Positive comments are always appreciated!

And finally! The Powermasters! Lastly, I have the Powermaster trio! The lowest model of the long series of Powermasters that I have is the orange Powermaster. This model had a 3 position height adjustment, switch in the handle bale, and originally a plain white bag. This model was found with a...

Next we have the brother and sister duet! The next combo that we see here is the model U-42 and U-43! These machines were the predecessors to the Powermaster series. The model U-42 had less features and was the budget unit to the U-43 because it did not have a cordwinder, but instead a pocket...

Next up! The S Series Sopranos! This set are two of the possibly most over engineered vacuum cleaners ever made! These were known as the Magic Carpet uprights The first being an S-2. The S-2 had so many features and still could get under large furniture. It featured a triggered handle release...

Next up! From the legendary R series, we have the model R-5! This is the last model of the famous Art Deco line of Singers. This was also painted completely in the dark gray hammer tone color while the previous models had chrome on the bodies or hoods. This particular example is a little more...

The first machine! First up is my Singer Model A-2. This machine was built by the company Delco for the Singer company. It was affectionately known as the platypus model for its frontal resemblance to a bill.

So for this weekend’s quarantine activity, I decided to call my Singers to choir! From the early platypus model to the later Golden Powermaster, they all came to performance. I will be posting more of each “set” of uprights following this first post of them all together. I do hope you all enjoy...

Many thanks! Thanks a lot guys! I'm definitely gonna print these out and keep them with it!

Definitely a green giant! I wish I could see some advertising for these or maybe the original box! I’ve only seen the box for the Comvacs. Anybody have any other advertising or pics?

My early Luxe’s! Here are all of my early Luxes! My Pre-War Model XXX, the “Experimental” G, and the early 1205 with the plug in the front and smooth body. Had to get them together for this picture! Enjoy!

Dream Machine! This is an absolute dream machine of mine, but shipping would be a lot and its too far away for me to drive to get it unfortunately.

Thank You! I'm definitely happy to have it in my collection! I think I heard that there was a version of this hose for the tan G as well that still had the red tracers in it. Does anyone have any pictures of them or can anyone confirm this?

My Future Goal My goal is to find a model CA to go with it because I believe that they used this hose as well. I don’t know that for sure. Thank you for the good comments!

Leakage Thankfully I haven’t found any leakage! It must have been kept in a good place before I got it because it performs like a new vacuum.

Many thanks! Thanks for the information Ben! Seems like every day I learn something new. These certainly are interesting vacuums. When vacuuming with that wide nozzle, it feels like you're a combine harvesting wheat.