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Very nice. Be glad your Mom refers to it as a parking lot. My Mama growls under her breath at the sight of my "girls".

Oh, my! SCORE!

"dreadful syntax, grammar and spelling" I'm so glad someone else was thinking that. Keith

Hey Charlie! "I have always had to rely on the kindness of strangers." We do Christmas up big here in St. Louis, if you'd like a slice of normal sometime. It makes me feel sad that you endured what you did--but you've ABSOLUTELY overcome. As for the vacuum for Christmas, I'm quite certain...

I'm betting he just didn't want you to see how GREAT that Compact works. I'd put any one of mine up against just about any other brand. I'm partial to Lewyt (grew up with one) and Filter Queen (just so dern cute) but Compacts have some powerful suction. Hie thee to your regular shop and let...

That's gawgeous! I love a Vibra-beat.

oh. my. stars. That vaporizor. Is it Devilbiss? Suddenly, I'm 5 years old again.

I'm interested in the Lux tools, particularly the dusting brushes. Feel free to email me through the system. Keith

Armaid I believe that Armaid was the house brand of Famous Barr. They made a really pretty cannister (Rick A. has one, I think), and I have a window fan of that brand. I'm not certain who produced them, the cannister looks at lot like a rotomatic.

My Aunt had that model in avacado green (ugh). It was, indeed, a powerful vacuum. I loved it until she got the Challenger (very Brady looking) and retired the nice round one. LOL

That's one delightful Hoover! Love the color, and they both look so clean.

Mama and Pop were married in 1950. It snowed on their wedding day--in March! When I came along, they had a Lewyt that Mama used daily until it burned up in the late 70's. It's the vac that started it all...

wow I love a good dumpster dive! Awesome Lux.

Remarkable. That Lux is fine as wine.

My jaw is still dragging the ground. What a steal for $5.00! Congratulations, man!

lovely, simply lovely I adore the red!

Just the way I like them, "good power and large". By the way, Hans, I recently found a Betty Feezor cookbook, Carolina Recipes II. Thanks for making me aware of her, this book is awesome.

**fans face, pants with tongue hanging out...** The Hoovers are lovely, but that SOFA! Get me the smelling salts, Ethel! The lines are so elegant. You're gonna have to publish a coffee-table tome of photos when that house is done, buddy. I was already drooling over the bathtub, now THIS. OY!

Definitely Regina.

I'd pay $75 just for the hassock. Love them, and they are more rare than hen's teeth around here.