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I doubt that anyone with an eye for a vacuum could leave that beaut behind lol. What sorta assistance are ya talkin bout to get it going?

Oh Virginia! That's lovely Chris, I love an old Goblin on an afternoon lol. Its quite similar to my Goblin regal from 1958(I think) how much was it btw? C.P.

Thats a very handsome vac Edgar! I love a tub vac, I can sort of see someone using it in a shop or something, it looks very commercial. I also love to hear storys like that one, always very interesting lol Charlie

Potentially the metal handle would be better lol

Come on guys! anyone?

Hey guys Just wondering if anybody could give me some information on the first Vax vacuums and If anybody has any information on the early uprights then I would be over the moon! Some pictures would be ace too Thanx Charlie PS: Heres an example of an early Upright on ebay...

wow And check out the Shetland beneath it with the Kirby-esque Nozzle Dont suppose the little girl comes with it for that shipping price! Charlie...

wow And Check out the Shetland beneath it with the Kirby-esque Nozzle Dont suppose the little girl comes with it for that shipping price! Charlie

OOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooOOh How very pretty! I went nuts when I found a shop vac branded vacuum in B-n-Q for £30! ... I also went nuts when I realised how sh** it was! After a mere months usage the plastic on the hood started to warp and it began blowing crap out of the top of it, or water...

lol You'd think that regular Kirbys are gold plated for the prices they sell em at lol. Hey, Cant you see Mr T using one of these! "I pitty the poor sucka who had to find all this gold to put on a domestic aplience!" Charlie... as allways!

ya know... The Vacuum will have a stronger suction if you use the hose in the upright assembly, That way there will be more air flowing through the machine at once. Lovely vacuum, Thats the sorta vac that I allways dreamed of having when I was real little! ... hmm, havent grown up much then...

we English are snobs at heart realy, lobbing dysons in skips willie nilly lol. One thing I have found though is that people in Britain typicaly tend to belive that if they have the right gear then they dont have to bother so they buy a dyson and missuse it, its the same principle as fat people...

nor the bag

And this second one, well lets just say, in the guitar business, this is what we call a relic! of course you cant help but wonder what sort of lifes these hoovers have been through. Usualy, rust is a common thing but the seller could of atleast made an effort with the hose! and whats more, who...

just look at these two connies, the first one, smooth as a babys bottom... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hoover-Constellation-Model-867A_W0QQitemZ250567441697QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Vacuum_Cleaners?hash=item3a56fbbd21

LOL Reminds me of the toy dc05 I had as a little kid! I love how dyson are bringing back more colour into their vacuums, I allways thought that they started to look a bit boring and dismil. I realy am intrigued with this cleaner in peticular, wouldent it be ace if they did a blueprint edition...

Hey Man if I were you I would go back to the thrift store and get the vac ( if its cheap of course ) the wildcat was the worst vac fantom ever made however I have a vision that they will become very collectable in the near future. I think the story behind them was that fantom decided they didnt...

wasnt there an ebay shop that sold those a while back? Must of been old stock or something. ~C~

Oldest vacuum cleaner in Britain! lol, ever tried looking on ebay? ... http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/11/09/hoover-senior-aged-56-115875-21807916/

I thought for a second that those were brand new vacs! I had a feeling eureka might have somthing to do with it lol C.P.