Finally got a power head for my Eureka

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..., I spotted a Eureka canister model 1279D with a matching Rotomatic power head, model 1231D, a set of three brushes, and a second set of wands for the princely sum of $20. Once I plugged it in to verify that it worked, I knew I was not leaving without the store without it, especially when the whole kit cost me less than I'd paid for that set of wands.

It's a pretty dark maroon (brandywine?) color ...

I think that's the same as the one I posted in this thread: https://vacuumland.org/threads/offe...l-1279-minneapolis-mn-twin-cities-area.46505/

The one you found is in better condition. Mine did have the plastic attachment holder mounted on the canister, but it broke over 20 years ago and in my ignorance, I through it away.
 
I think that's the same as the one I posted in this thread: https://vacuumland.org/threads/offe...l-1279-minneapolis-mn-twin-cities-area.46505/

The one you found is in better condition. Mine did have the plastic attachment holder mounted on the canister, but it broke over 20 years ago and in my ignorance, I through it away.
Yes, I feel fortunate to have found that burgundy machine in that condition for such a low price. I knew as soon as I saw it that it was coming home with me. It's amazing how cheaply vintage canister vacs go for around here, compared with uprights of the same age. Now that it's been fitted up with a new belt, it really is a joy to use.
 

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