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Last week I was watching a episode of the original "Mission impossable" TV show and in one of the scenes in a motel the lady was using an upright just like the one in your photo of todays vacuum the show episode was from the late 1960`s

I was at a gas engine & tractor swap meet in august without my camera & a guy was selling a Orick canaster vacuum that was designed like a Filter Queen in apperance. the unit was chrome & had a wire hose holder around the motor. I didnt know Orick made a canaster vacuum It looked like it was...

I received a E-mail from a member that cillects older vacuums I myself would like more info on that unit I posted in there a while back. I know it was well made with a Roots type blower like used on Detroit Diesels & drag racer engines Chuck at [email protected]

in leather!!!!!!!!!!!!

inspired by Houdini!!!!!

Love to know who the Magician was that created the magic handle on that vacuum?

Anny Magicians out there to do anny magic routines with a vacuum?

it`s a montgomery Wards & in great condition!! works well

very smart design ,taking avantage of large wheels that roll easy over all terrain ,old western wagons used the same thing for rolling easy & smoother along the land

has no brand name on the ad??? the upright looks like a older hoover

a older royal canister ,when I was a child ,mother had one just like this Chuck

I alwase thought those were a neat design,the "Jetsons" cartoon alwase come to mind when I seen them Chuck

vacuum must be really light weight,good comparison,see a ad on dell lap top computers & they compair them to a gallon of milk partialli full or full on the certian models

out of a lux central vacuum neat design ,looks like a final drive gear out of a very large earth mover

amazing how the Vacuum cleaner got invented...

they have a great video on Vacuums to http://www.secretlifeofmachines.com

my buddy Alan ,refered to the Orick XL as the.. "Powerhead with a bag" due to its phisical size& the small motor inside it. I totally agree LOL

bought this at a auction in 1985 for $7 mainly used it for edge cleaning along with my kirby,now uaing a beam central vacuum

I saw this very well made and MASSIVE!!! vacuum cleaner at a tractor show in Indiana, built by American radiator Company of chicago IL. has cast iron parts & on a heavy duty cart,the suction system consists of a roots type pump(simular to the ones usaed on detroit Diesel engines & top fuel...

interesting sculpture ,looks like a dog interesting what appliance they used for a head!!