Help Identifying Brand These Floor Nozzle Attachments Fit

[chicagomike]

Hi again, if anyone is willing to help identify the brand the floor attachments fit, it would be appreciated.

 

[chicagomike]

#2 Piranha Teeth

 

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#3

 

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#4

 

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#5

 

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#6

 

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#7

 

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#8

 

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#9

 

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#10

 

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#11

 

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#12

 

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#13

 

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#14

 

[chicagomike]

#15 - are all of these Regina brand?

 

[eurekaprince]

Okay..I'll give this a go: I think the squarish carpet nozzles in the first post are for Westinghouse canisters.

The tools in 10 and 11 I think are for old 1940's Hoovers....methinks.

 

[eurekaprince]

And I think the floor brush in #9 is for a General Electric vac.

 

[myles_v]

#5 has a similar look as the floor nozzle that came with my Panasonic upright attachment set. Perhaps it is from a Kenmore or Panasonic?

 

[crevicetool]

Numbers 2 (earllier) and 3 (later)...

Universal. The earlier types went with the tank-type cleaners, and the later model came with the Jet99. These were called "Self-cleaning, thread-picking" nozzles. They first appeared on the company's straight suction upright cleaners in 1919. The teeth were to designed to provide air flow, and also to prevent the nozzle from "sticking" to the rug.