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Attachments... I do have the original wands and the matching flipover rug and floor nozzle, as well as the dusting brush. My father told me that he used this vacuum for a brief period of time before putting it into the attic, and had stopped using it because the suction was poor and he was...

During a recent visit to my father's house, he had a special surprise for me. It was the very vacuum cleaner that had once belonged to my Grandma Jeannette, who had passed away in 1981. It had sat in my father's attic for about 10 years, and had sat in my grandfather's basement for twenty...

I thought I'd start a funny thread discussing some of the adjectives that some "friends" of mine have used to describe my vintage Electroluxes. Of course, many do appreciate them--especially the machines that are in pristine condition--but some of my more "seasoned" (a.k.a well-worn) vacs have...

PN-1 The second photo from the top is my own PN-1! (I recognize the berber carpet in my living room). I won it in an eBay auction about four years ago to match my turquoise Model G. I think I paid about $125 for it, and as you can see, it is in pristine condition. When I received that...

Gorgeous Machine! Hi Steve, That really is a beautiful vacuum you have acquired. In all honesty, I think the Canadian ZB88 (in comparison to the American Model G) is actually a more aesthetically attractive machine. Also what fascinates me about the Canadian Luxes of this era is the...

Small Tool Hi Paul, To my knowledge, the small Electrolux dusting brush/upholstery tool was introduced in 1954 with the Model E and remained unchanged for decades. That attachment was quite ingenious in that it not only served as a dusting brush, but as very effective upholstery tool. The...

Thanks John! Yes, indeed, life oftentimes just "happens". I've missed being a part of the community here.

Hello Everyone... It's Brian Jacob here, joining VL again after a two and a half year "hiatus". I've added some new machines to my Electrolux collection and I'd like to share a photo of my collection with you all. Here goes!