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    Lux model 30/XXX tools

    Early XXX sprayer
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    Lux model 30/XXX tools

    Sprayer/vaporizer All of these machines/parts have in one way or another been restored by me in one way or another. I will leave it up to the experts such as Alex etc. to give a time-line of these items. I've been told I am not an expert!
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    Lux model 30/XXX tools

    Optional cord winder (please excuse the aftermarket plug)...
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    Lux model 30/XXX tools

    I had to dust the shelves anyway..... So, I thought I would help out with some pics. Here's my XXX with as many accessories as it had except for the Garment-Aire. I don't have one of those...
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    Electrolux model "S" and Electrolux Proto type "RC"

    "R" cord/plug
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    Electrolux model "S" and Electrolux Proto type "RC"

    plug
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    Electrolux model "S" and Electrolux Proto type "RC"

    rear end
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    Electrolux model "S" and Electrolux Proto type "RC"

    well, since my "R" is up here... here's my "S"
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    hoover 612 homemade bag

    Very good job on the bag! I know they ain't easy.
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    Had a GREAT day at my friends antique shop!

    Belden tag and all!!!!!
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    Had a GREAT day at my friends antique shop!

    Enjoy I did! Isn't amazing how something that old, (Rexair) hung around all these years new in the box? Good job Trevor.... Rick
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    Have we discussed this brand on here yet? Sauber...

    Like I said - didn't know this forum even existed! Sorry for not reading it the first time - thanks for the postings guys.
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    Landers, Frary & Clark

    This is from the Women's Home Companion 1924..... If you look carefully at the magazine ad....this machine originally screwed into a light socket - rather than a standard plug. If you would like to discuss the possibility of ridding yourself of that machine - shoot me an E-mail at...
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    Have we discussed this brand on here yet? Sauber...

    luv the hose.....
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    Have we discussed this brand on here yet? Sauber...

    Interesting too is the company's logo.... Look familiar?
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    Have we discussed this brand on here yet? Sauber...

    Anyway, While looking to see who now offers braided hoses to apply to vintage reconstructions....I came across this brand Sauber. Anyone heard of it? They do offer braided hoses - how cool. http://www.sauber.com.au/
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    Have we discussed this brand on here yet? Sauber...

    First of all, how long has this "contemporary forum" been on this website? Humm.......you learn something everyday!
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    Electrolux Model L Help Needed

    big help huh?
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    Electrolux Model L Help Needed

    The armature should have gone back into place when the lowest (cast aluminium)stationary fan housing section (where the front bearing is) was screwed down. Then possibly a washer, then a fan, then the center stationary fan section, another fan (hub down) then the final housing section. The fan...
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    Electrolux Model L Help Needed

    Don't those screws screw into the bulkhead of the machine? They should be the ones that hold it in place. Also, it's hard to tell in the picture, but are the brushes lining up with the commutator? They appear to be a little off - but then again it may be the angle of the photo. It does look as...
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