caligula
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Hi Vacuumfreeke
2 of 3.
2 of 3.
Electrolux that I don't know anything about
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caligula
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Hi Vacuumfreeke
Page 3 is not working. I'll rescan in a smaller size and post tomorrow. However, you get the idea.
Page 3 is not working. I'll rescan in a smaller size and post tomorrow. However, you get the idea.
caligula
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Hi super-sweeper
Here's a look at the Electrolux canisters that were tested at the same time as the model LX. These are strange but fun.
Here's a look at the Electrolux canisters that were tested at the same time as the model LX. These are strange but fun.
caligula
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Hi super-sweeper
Have a look at these.
Have a look at these.
caligula
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Hi super-sweeper
And finally these.
Text might be out of sequence, but you get the idea. And by the way, I actually got to see these at the Electrolux museum in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. The year was 1968, I was working part-time for Electrolux in Hamden, Connecticut. I was only 17, and the youngest employee of Electrolux. My manager pulled strings to get me inside a building that only the top brass got into. In 1980, Hoover would do the same thing, but I'll save that story for the 31 anniversary of the V.C.C.C., on January 2nd.
And finally these.
Text might be out of sequence, but you get the idea. And by the way, I actually got to see these at the Electrolux museum in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. The year was 1968, I was working part-time for Electrolux in Hamden, Connecticut. I was only 17, and the youngest employee of Electrolux. My manager pulled strings to get me inside a building that only the top brass got into. In 1980, Hoover would do the same thing, but I'll save that story for the 31 anniversary of the V.C.C.C., on January 2nd.
