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I'm assuming from the Vac-of-the-Day that someone here has an extensive collection of old dept store catalogs? It's very possible that, just for example, Sears would allow someone to reprint all of the old vacuum cleaner pages into one book (or a series of books).

My dad has three dogs and four cats, and I made the mistake of trying out one of my new toys (an older German "Vorwerk") on his carpets and upholstery to see how well it would work in a really bad situation. Now it has an awful stench when I use it... changing the bag hasn't helped at all...

...I guess I could see where there probably wouldn't be enough demand to justify keeping bookstore shelves stocked with books on vacuum cleaners But they have printing "on demand" and even "e books" these days, which could be a good way to go. Those of us just getting started need some...

Are there any good collector books out there specifically dedicated to vintage vacuum cleaners (models, parts, accessories)?