can anyone please help identify these vacuum attachments?

[expaik]

Hi all, I'm brand new to the forum. I joined for the purpose of getting help in identifying these vacuum attachments that I discovered in the garage. They must have been there for at least a couple decades (I think?!?), and I searched google all yesterday to identify the brand but can't.

Can anyone help? These all have the metal pin attachment type, instead of the simple plastic fitted ends that modern attachments have.

 

[ryan1994jeep]

They go with a Filter Queen. While I'm not familiar with the model they went with I'm sure sombody can identify it for you.

 

[jade_angel]

Yep, those are Filter Queen attachments, probably for the Triple Crown - they look newer than the ones that came with the late-80s, early-90s Model 95x, but they're not quite the same design as the most modern ones. So, late 90s or early 2000s.

They'll work with any Filter Queen (at least, any except the very latest), and some Royal tanks and metal upright hose sets.

 

[kirbysthebest]

Filter Queen is correct

I was thinking due to the color, gray, that they may be from a Princess. But definitely Filter-Queen as indicated by the Filter cone logo.

 

[expaik]

You guys are truly awesome. Thank you so much for chiming in.

Since I'm already asking... there was one more piece in the collection that doesn't look like it belong. It is of a different plastic and on the back, there's a logo with a H over a W. (Hoover Windtunnel?)

Does this look familiar to anyone? I did try googling that model number but came up with nothing.

thank you all so so much!

 

[expaik]

Actually now that I think about it that logo is upside down in the photo (since the numbers are oriented that way) so it's a M over an H, not an H over a W

 

[eurekaprince]

The carpet nozzle looks definitely like a generic German-made nozzle. It looks very similar to the tool that comes with the low end version of the Eureka Mighty Mite compact canister.