Eureka Vacuum Logo

[hoover300]

So, a couple of years ago I ordered a parts Eureka 10 with a shredded bag. I pulled this logo off and retouched it, mostly because it looks so cool. I've never seen a logo like this before, anyone have info on it? The fabric seems reminiscent of the fabric used on the models K - M. I need to sew it on something to stop it from fraying like it currently is.

 

[madman]

While you have it, put it on a flatbed scanner and save the image. Take that, touch it up, turn it into black and white (not grayscale), and give it to a screen printer. Then you can make a new bag and have it screen printed.

 

[lesinutah]

Well

What locations have said printer?

 

[huskyvacs]

Any place that does custom T-shirt printing or any textile work will have a screen printer and material to do so. Most work on order basis only, so have to find one that lets you just do one item, or you might have to do a bulk order of enough of them (10pcs +) for them to be worth firing up their machinery and invoicing material loss on their business expenses. If you can find a mom and pop shop they would likely be more keen on just doing a one-off drop-and-dash job.

 

[madman]

Husky, that's what I did lol. My guy is so nice he gives me a lot of crap for free, and I've helped him with his machinery.

 

[huskyvacs]

Oh awesome, good deal!

It's hard finding those in big cities. Looking around my city it's pretty much well established commercial services that work on bulk quote priority and are not useful to hobbyists. Chicago seems to have a great reserve of hole in the wall shops.

 

[madman]

Suburbs lol