I think these are pretty old

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Both are indeed old! Hehe.

Very nice machines you have! Would love to see more of that left machine. Is that a premiere?
 
Looks like they are running! If not, the bags would have to be stuffed. But those cords are going somewhere.


Just curious, are either of these machines pre 1915? If so do they have the original Edison screw on plug?
 
AH! Its an America!

My friend has one of those. Very cool vacuums!! I think they might be the same model possibly.


I understand that you are a huge fan of the early machines too, and that you have quite the collection! You should list in your profile some of the machines you have.

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Here's the story about that Jason upright. Quite a few years ago John Lucia came for a visit (or was it Mike Pupek? or was it Hans Craig? Good Lord, the brain damage!). We went thrifting one day and found the Jason at a yard sale.

We both thought of Jason Davis and I decided I wanted to send the Jason vacuum to him as a surpruse. But it was badly tarnished and really needed a spa treatment. So I sent it to Bob Kautzman to spruce up for Jason and then send it to him.

When Bob finished with it, it literally looked brand new. Needless to say, Jason was quite surprised to get it! And I'm glad to see he still has it!!
 
P.S.: As far as I know, no one ever has been able to figure out where the Jason came from. It's clearly a Royal. Some of Royal's preferred customers can order "vanity" machines with their store name instead of the Royal brand, e.g., Starks in Portland, Oregon. Apparently there was a Jason Vacuum Cleaner company somewhere.

P.P.S. Good to see you here Jason!
 

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