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Just located the tank model (reply #91) -- C141B.

N144A for 2100/Model?:

??/Olympia One:

Sidekick III/K172A with other Lux Guardian Ultra/Model C170A attachments:

Later replacement Model CA bags and filter:

I believe this floor/rug tool--because of its color pattern--would have originally gone with the Model 1521s from the Grand Marquise to the Ultralux Classic, Model 2100 and Model 1677--Diplomat and Diplomat LX, Model 1623 and Model 1676--Ambassadors, and Model 1718 and Model 1762--Epic 6000 SR...

Ok--thanks, Tom. That's right--zip codes were introduced in 1963 or so.

Thanks, John. I'm guessing it didn't last long--only because it is so rare.

Very cool, Mark David. Congrats!

Electrolux version of the Lux 3000 (presumably Model U110Y). I like the turquoise color v. the light blue of the Aerus versions:

Another discovery ... didn't know I had a photo of the other Aerus Lux 3000--notice that it has retained the modified retro cursive wordmark of the '50s and '60s one. Presumably this would be Model U147A:

I just discovered that the Lux 3000 has at least two different versions--an Electrolux one and an Aerus one. The Electrolux one has the retro cursive wordmark, and the Aerus one has the orange air element logo and sans-serif capitals. So now I wonder if all the first Aerus-branded cleaners...

1974, Model L (teal--interesting that they published a new manual the same year the teal color was replaced with gold):

Turbotool Rug Washer page from early Model G manual (the 1960 copyright year obviously was not updated when newer versions of the manuals were printed with the new Turbo Rug Washer) One would take for granted that the Model R manual had a similar page:

Side Panel:

I hadn't heard of this before--wonder when it was available and how long it was made?

Ambassador III (Model?):

Turbo Rug Washer and Floor Polisher (c. 1962):

Floor Pro (Generic or was the model id listed somewhere on the inside?):

Teal B-8 (I wonder if this was the only version?):