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Instructions 2 The 429 (the later version of the Harlequin) had a longer hose and teh suction control that the the 427 did not have.

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Latest Model late model

Chuffed = very pleased

427 Congratulations James, this is a late one and was a store exclusive in the UK by that time - the Co-op in NI as I remember it - did it come from Northern Ireland by any chance? The model went on in Europe longer than in the UK and I have even seen a version with twist ring attachment...

Unusual Lux Have never seen them here either Al

This is one of ours though And a bit longer

Just spotted this while browsing during my lunch break. We did not have these in the UK

Source? Can I ask please, what was the source of the extract you posted above. Is this a magazine you yourself possess or was it something you found on line? In all my many years of collecting I have only seen one of these magazines - actually just a few months later - and it would be great to...

Luxes Gareth, I am afraid I am going to be a pain but that looks like a 55 rather than a 62 to me, although you have got a 62 manual there. This is mainly due to the crocodile finish and that the hose entry is towards the bottom of the front cover rather than the middle. As Doug rightly says...

Polished 370 That might actually have been Paul Linell's, as he sold off some of his collection a couple of years ago, or maybe a little bit longer than that

Worth the investment? My answer would be yes. That is the third iteration of the Sensotronic and they are not often seen, the top of line version of this cleaner was the "talking" Hoover. I could not swear to it, but I think I have seen the handheld badged as Goblin, for memory they are...

But I know there will be no argument from John over this sentiment :)

Tufflex was wonderful You know John I always thought it was rather disappointing compared to the Hooverflex hoses that we had here, every UK made Hoover had a Hooverflex hose from around 1956 until the early 1990s

Constellation 87 Have a look through the attached thread from the much missed Aeolian Dave, which includes an analysis of the 87 Al http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?19455

Tools The interesting thing about this cleaner is that it appears to come with US rather than UK tools - these were only supplied (as far as I know) with the U4003 model that was imported here in the mid 1970s. I wonder if this is a re-build though, I always thought the blue models were 6525C...