Finally preparing the Vacuum "gallery". Care to see some HOOVERS?

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the carpenter is coming to look at the wiring and plumbing that has to be done it 'the room' so I can get in there and do my work. One more wall has to come down, after the wires come out. It will become a "loft". Track lighting is going in as well. Not sure how I'll cover the floor. Choices, choices....
 
That sounds like it's going to me really nice. One day, if I get my own house, I'd love to have a room for just my fans and vacuums, with displays, lighting, etc. For now I have to make due with keeping it all in the bedroom and arranging it as well as I can. At least I have a big bedroom and walk in closet.
 
Hi John....

Wow what a collection!! Really enjoyed going through all the posts and pictures. My grandmother had a Hoover Holiday. As a kid I never understood why the Holiday badge was displayed dominetly versus Hoover. I always wondered what brand the machine was until I saw the word Hoover on the spec plate I believe under the machine. Always baffled me. If I read properly, I also think the history on your home is very cool. You must have some amazing memories! Nothing beats that! Hope all is well! Best! Richard.
 
EARLY HOOVERS

GOOD HEAVENS - WHAT A COLLECTION!

All Hail from Land's End in the UK!

I joined your sister site when re-building an English Electric Tumble Dryer of 1961 - I must say, I think you Hoover lads are even more obsessional - - !!

I joined here because I seem to have aquired 6 Hoovers 3 pre-war and 3 up to the 50's. I wondered if anyone has a source of original bags for the bean-cans and the pre-war 375. Also a bag for a 119? Also need a front brush for an original Dustette? Also a source of rubber-ware - for the Hoovers - not me!!

Anyone able to date early Hoovers, please?

Best wishes,

Kenneth.

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Kenneth,

thank you. Joe resurrected this old thread. I'm working on a 'gallery' in my house. It's a lot of work. It involves, electrical and plumbing work. Next June, I'm hosting The VCCC convention in Scranton. I have a lot to do to get things ready.
Glad you enjoyed the pics.
Joe, I'm not sure where everything is going to fit. But, it will!
 

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