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The show had some sponsorship contract with Westinghouse.... Actually Brian, when the episode you posted was filmed Westinghouse was NOT a sponsor of the show. Phillip Morris was the sole sponsor of the show at that time. Westinghouse did not start to sponsor any of the Lucy shows until they...

Here is a photo of he 1965 Western Auto/Wizard Imperial Here is a picture from my 1965 Western Auto catalog PATRICK COFFEY

Texbodemer I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you. My 238 is a 238FK with the serial number 6163225. As for whether or not my 260D is original, I believe it is because I looked in my 1965 Western Auto catalog and their TOL Wizard Imperial Upright was a 2 speed Eureka with a...

Hey Nick! My 260D has the serial # 100521 Does that mean that the early 260D's might have had the 260B's square style handle and rear facing switch and that the conversion to the round handle and front facing switch did not happen until sometime later in the 260D's production run? PATRICK

Nick you did not know they made a model 239 because....... they didn't, I misread the model number. My Eureka is a 238 not a 239......sorry about the mistake and thanks for all your help. PATRICK

Nick do you have any info on the model 239 Eureka upright? Here is a picture of mine. Close to the model plate there is a little circle with a 72 stamped inside. I was told by another vacuum collector that this means my 239 was made in 1972, is that correct? PATRICK

My Eureka is defintely a 260D............ according to the model number plate and the serial number is 100521. PATRICK

I have Eureka model 260 D that seems to be an anomaly. Nick I was wondering what your thoughts are on my Eureka 260 D in the picture below. The model number plate says it is a 260 D but it has a square handle with the rear facing switch and has chrome hood but there is no K on the model number...

What model is your Constellation ? if it is a model 82 which is the first one it was not made to float. That feature did not come along until the model 84. PAT COFFEY

Fantastic looking machine Kyle I especially like the striped bag...you did a great job on giving it the ol' spa treatment too......PAT COFFEY

June and her pearls Everyone males fun of June Cleaver wearing pearls all the time but what a lot folks do not know is that there is a real reason why Barbara Billingsley always wore those pearls. According to Barbara herself, the reason she wore those pearls is because her neck had a big...

I am interested in the model 1010 Convertible I will send you a private email tonight when I get home from my moms Fred PAT COFFEY

My serial # starts with 17J L does that mean mine is from the end of production?...PAT

That looks like my 603 Ben EXCEPT....... My 603 has a red and gray bag....red on the left side where it says Royal and then gray on the right side where the crown is. Mine also has a gray cord that I suspect is a replacement because it says Victor on the molded plug. Did they make any 603s with...

Hey Ben my Royal 603's serial # is 30958 Wow that model ran until 1976 I always thought mine was from the early 60's at the latest...wow....when did they start making this model Ben?....PAT

What about the model 603? What time frame was that manufactured in. I have a 603 and would like to know when it was made....PAT COFFEY

Chase here is some more info about the model 35 Convertible Model 35 Special- 1964-1966. Light Venetian gold and pearl white. The bag was no longer lettered Convertible Special. Early versions have large medallions later have small stick on. I hope this is the info you were looking...

It is from Australia and features the Pinnock Premier (the Australian version of the IEC Compact/Revelation/Tri Star)...PAT COFFEY

He does not go by Charlie... He goes by Charles Richard... that is the point he is trying to make by asking who is Charlie Lester.....PAT COFFEY

As a friend of mine would say Whoever would pay that much for that NIB Hoover must have splinters in the wind mills of their mind. The real funny thing is they are gonna have to hold onto it for about 100 years before it is worth what they paid for it.......PAT COFFEY