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Looks Awesome! A great vacuum.

Brings back memories, Monkey Wards...just what I remember it being called. My parents rarely ever bought anything new. They always bought someone else's junk...second hand shoppers. However we did have a Montgomery Ward washing machine and Stove. Gas of course for the stove. That washer...

Phillip, Thanks for the photos. Looks like some great machines. Wish I could have been there as well, not in the cards this year. Looking forward to more pictures of vacuums and attendee's. Morgan

Brandon, The Vacuum Cleaner Collectors Club is held this weekend in the Chicago area.

Hans I would agree, a vacuum from Charlie's collection would be an awesome machine for any collection.

Still can't beat a good 2 cycle Lawn Boy. One of the most reliable mowers out there. I now have a Honda (top of the line) plastic deck, hydrostatic drive and electric start. It mows like a dream and is probably the best mulching mower on the market. Would love to find a Jacobsen 2 cycle with...

John, I won't be there this year. I have to work. Morgan

Rick I sent you an email. Thanks Morgan

Hopefully we get more reservations soon. So far there are less than 15.

I prefer manual myself. Most that are self adjusting do just what you said...they float across the top of the carpet because there is no weight to the power-head. I personally like the Kirby system the best, it allows for all types of carpets. The best setting is not having it set all the way...

Moderneezer, I would have to agree, so many companies now use different tools for different machines. Why not make them all standard for that company? I would think the cost savings alone would be enough to make the change. I don't want to be bothered with adapters and such...just something...

I would love to see an Apex. Our neighbors had a vacuum badged as Speed Vac that I think was an Apex style canister...

All the vacuums would be great choices. The Airway is a great vacuum and I love the Airway tools. I would agree with the Rainbow, I don't like the mess of cleaning it up after each use and you can't poor dirty sandy water down a drain. I friend of mine use to keep a bucket with a strainer in...

Tim I just noticed you are close to Merrill Wisconsin. I had a close friend who was a the Pastor at the United Methodist Church in Merrill. I very nice old logging town. I have always wanted a Grandfather/mother clock. Morgan

I cut the plastic out of an Air-Way bag and use that. Or an Air-Tec bag.

With out fail! Everyday! There have been a couple of occasions where I forgot, not sure why, but made the bed when I found that night before going to sleep. I make sure the sheets are washed at least weekly and the mattress is vacuumed at least monthly. I have friends who never make the bed...

Those are awesome vacuums and work well in a commercial setting. They were especially good in churches. Upright don't work well at all in most church settings. The pews are generally to close together and the long hose and power-mate worked very well. I used that exact model for years at a...

Charles, I couldn't agree more. The bag less sickness that has hit the vacuum world is just a visual easy sell and those vacuums do not clean any better than a vacuum with a bag. And like you said....try to empty one and keep the dirt contained...it won't happen. Not to mention the cost of...

Cameron is an amazing organist. Another video worth watching is his Star and Stripes...I think it may have been performed at Boston First Church.

Those were awesome machines. I used one for years at a local grocery store my mom worked at. I would go early to help close the store..I would do the vacuuming...the whole store was carpet...built in the 70's