caligula
Well-known member
Hi Paul and all other Electrolux collectors out there.
In my boxes of paperwork are several books on the history of Electrolux, as well as my collection of patents. In addition, there should be papers about the factory in Old Greenwich, Connecticut including a blueprint of the main assembly line, as well as info on the Electrolux museum that was only open to employees. Not only was I able to see that display, but got to use some of the Electrolux canisters. As you will learn when I get back home, these were prototypes that never made it. In addition were prototypes for the ejection system that didn't make it either.
As I said, this is phase 1. Since I was unable to get a truck, and driver to bring back everything, I'm getting the paperwork, some boxes of attachments, hoses, and so on, then having the machines shipped in late July. Hopefully the display room will be ready to show off my collection.
So I'll be posting a lot of new stuff and have access to facts about Electrolux history.
Alex Taber
In my boxes of paperwork are several books on the history of Electrolux, as well as my collection of patents. In addition, there should be papers about the factory in Old Greenwich, Connecticut including a blueprint of the main assembly line, as well as info on the Electrolux museum that was only open to employees. Not only was I able to see that display, but got to use some of the Electrolux canisters. As you will learn when I get back home, these were prototypes that never made it. In addition were prototypes for the ejection system that didn't make it either.
As I said, this is phase 1. Since I was unable to get a truck, and driver to bring back everything, I'm getting the paperwork, some boxes of attachments, hoses, and so on, then having the machines shipped in late July. Hopefully the display room will be ready to show off my collection.
So I'll be posting a lot of new stuff and have access to facts about Electrolux history.
Alex Taber