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Tower is $ 30 plus shipping Sweeper Vac is $ 25 plus shipping Eureka is # H 6186......there may be more numbers after that but I cannot read them (if there are)......last patent date is 1918

Before I list these on eBay....any interest ? I also have a Cadillac handheld that Madman has first dibs on..if he's out there.

Sorry We are very very far apart in price..... Good luck on eBay

Selling ? Very nice work ! If you are selling, I may be interested. I collect (mostly) Ohio vacuums...that machine would fit nicely in my collection. Thanks for restoring.

maybe I's like to see the appliances.....how about the vacuums in chronological order ? Just a suggestion

Model 239 I think it is a 1940s model....but not positive

I bought a 1940s Royal and it has a clip on the electric cord that holds the loose cord and plug together while the cord is wrapped around the handle. I've never seen one of these before. Is it original or an aftermarket piece ? It appears to be original. I'm sure these were lost on most.

Amazing work Looks like new ! How did you come up with the bag ? I see the script "Columbus"....must have used a programable sewing machine ?

hmmm.... I wonder why Firestone had vacuums made with their name on them ? Were they for their stores...or giveaways for people that spent huge $$$ there or ?? I like it !

Thanks I will not attempt to remove them......I usually use Evaporust on small parts or use a brass wire wheel.....maybe I'll try to make the electrolysis unit and see how that compares to Evaporust. dave

Does anyone know if the wheel "studs" come off ? It seems they would be threaded and unscrew but I'm afraid to try fearing damage to the posts and/or breakage. I can clean them without taking them off if I have to.

I think you could have purchased a very nice used car for $ 55 back then. Hmmm..buy a new vacuum or a car ? Tough choice

I don't know anything about this: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/291582372981764/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A59c51cc1-8b92-4f13-84bc-46f5af091557

https://www.ebay.com/itm/325076845668?hash=item4bb0170464:g:rh4AAOSwB1ViF~du Did someone make this ? Is it a prototype design ? I have no idea where it came from

Sold ! Wow...I really wanted it and thought I was bidding high... sold for $ 510....obviously, I didn't bid high enough.

Yikes ! When I first started watching, I thought.... Oh, I could do that. As the video continued, it was amazing how precise the guy was at a restoration that is most likely better than new. I doubt he is a "vacuum guy" but probably a restoration specialist like "Handtool Rescue". I did like...

Rough Condition Wow..that's rough. It would be a fun project for $ 10 or free. I have that one already.

I bought a handheld on ShopGoodwill....I ran it for 3 seconds and was quite noisy. I started to take it apart and noticed the brushes are pretty much gone. I've never seen brushes like this...they appear to have springs with a copper piece and then the carbon ?? All I have seen are just springs...

Model H ? My only Eureka....last patent date is July 1918.. the serial number begins with an "H" so, I'm assuming that is the model.

Anyone need/want these ? Free - Just pay shipping