antique vacuum for sale
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I am from the Rapid City area from like 40 yrs ago!
rugsucker
Well-known member
Regina
An important early non electric.Great that it has wood handle but has been repainted(I think all were gray),no hose(Which is almost impossible to find.A Hoover steamer hose or similar can be substituted.)and no wand or nozzle.Hope it finds a collection or museum but as with HB upright an OBO might be much less than asking price.
An important early non electric.Great that it has wood handle but has been repainted(I think all were gray),no hose(Which is almost impossible to find.A Hoover steamer hose or similar can be substituted.)and no wand or nozzle.Hope it finds a collection or museum but as with HB upright an OBO might be much less than asking price.
Yes, it's a pity the machine was painted. Originally, the Regina Model A was not painted at all, just bare metal with a beautiful "Regina" logo and other wording done in gold-leaf. Here's mine.
d-jones
New member
Bobby
Enough already. Everyone likes the pictures of the vintage vacuums you've been posting, but your asking prices are outrageously unrealistic. Spend some time searching through the archives here and you'll find lots of discussions about vintage vacuums people found here and there and the prices they paid for them. Do that and you'll quickly see how out of line you are. As things stand now you're in danger of being dismissed as a joker, and I can't imagine that that's your intention.
Enough already. Everyone likes the pictures of the vintage vacuums you've been posting, but your asking prices are outrageously unrealistic. Spend some time searching through the archives here and you'll find lots of discussions about vintage vacuums people found here and there and the prices they paid for them. Do that and you'll quickly see how out of line you are. As things stand now you're in danger of being dismissed as a joker, and I can't imagine that that's your intention.
