1910 Hoover Senior and other vintage treasures

[dysonman1]

Getting ready for the Vacuum Collectors Convention in St. James, Missouri next weekend. Just got a new shipment of vintage vacuum cleaners. The 1910 Hoover Senior is flawless. The Royal crown is the first Royal with a revolving brush, revolved by the motor. The 1917 Torrington is especially rare. So happy to visit with all of my friends next weekend at the vacuum cleaner Museum.

 

[Gr8DaneDad]

Sweet

 

[briankirbyclass]

Have a great time you guys,,take lots of pics and keep us up to date!

 

[dysonman1]

Time for a New Hoover

The 2014 Hoover Windtunnel Air PRO visits his much older brother, the 1910 Hoover Senior, at the Vacuum Cleaner Museum

 

[dysonman1]

The "Senior"

from 1910, and some of his brothers and sisters from the first decade of Hoover production.

 

[midcenturyfan]

I wish that I lived a bit closer. I would love to look at those machines.

Robin.

 

[gsheen]

One day Tom my wife and I will visit your Museum.


 


I love that senior and the Hoover baby too 

 

[super-sweeper]

not a brother,

I'd call it a VERY distant cousin, from when HOOVER was HOOVER!

Those Hoovers could use a polish, though!

 

[dysonman1]

The Hoovers will get polished and cleaned up next week when the Vacuum Cleaner Collectors Group comes to the Vacuum Museum for the annual convention.

 

[rugsucker]

Amazing group of Hoovers

There are 1000s of places to see one old Hoover.But to see these models from this period in one place.What are the odds?!

Polishing-Many early Hoovers were not meant to shine like a new Kirby,The 1923 photo tour of factory book shows a fine wire wheel being used to buff.

 

[hygiene903]

Great Machines Tom!

Although I won't be able to make it out for the Convention, I'm hoping that one of these days travel will be within my reach and I can come out to visit and see the museum. Until then, I'll be there in spirit!
Jeff