chicagomike
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Kenmore 116.7475
Kenmore Singer Hoover Anser Wizard Uprights
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chicagomike
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Wizard Deluxe
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THANK YOU electrolux137!!! I will make sure to make those changes happen 
KirbyCollector01
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How much do you think they'd be worth?
chicagomike
Mike,
That mystery Hoover made in Britain appears to be a model 1330 "Lightweight Upright" (called "Junior" in its country of manufacture) from 1967-1969.
~Ben
Mike,
That mystery Hoover made in Britain appears to be a model 1330 "Lightweight Upright" (called "Junior" in its country of manufacture) from 1967-1969.
~Ben
kirbylux77
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Wizard Deluxe
Hans, if I remember correctly, wasn't that Hamilton Beach upright used as a powerhead for the first Air Way powerhead canister in the 1960's? Without the bag of course, & the wand attached to a bellows to the vacuum. And I think for some reason they chose to replace the Hamilton Beach with a Eureka F&G upright.
This could make a fun project machine for someone that has a Air Way canister & wants to convert it.
Rob
Hans, if I remember correctly, wasn't that Hamilton Beach upright used as a powerhead for the first Air Way powerhead canister in the 1960's? Without the bag of course, & the wand attached to a bellows to the vacuum. And I think for some reason they chose to replace the Hamilton Beach with a Eureka F&G upright.
This could make a fun project machine for someone that has a Air Way canister & wants to convert it.
Rob
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KirbyClassicIII
Thanks for the info KirbyClassicIII!!!
Thanks for the info KirbyClassicIII!!!
chicagomike
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Anser - better pics
And one of the old VL posts refers to a Hoover model vac motor fits into the bases of the Anser...
And I took apart/scraped a Universal upright vac, and the Universal brand had the same adapter plate as the Anser vacuum bag.
And one of the old VL posts refers to a Hoover model vac motor fits into the bases of the Anser...
And I took apart/scraped a Universal upright vac, and the Universal brand had the same adapter plate as the Anser vacuum bag.
vintagevaclover
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The Anser looks a little rough but it has potential!!
How much are you asking for it?
How much are you asking for it?
vintagevaclover
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I would be really interested in The Anser!!!
Does anyone know any history on these?
Does anyone know any history on these?
kirbyvertibles
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I'm going to email youi about the dial a matic 1100
The Anser
Was a machine built using old Landers Frary and Clark Universal casting and motors but a hoover brushroll, I think mid 60s thru 70s, not positive about the date, The Wizard Deluxe was sold in yellow and used by AirWay before the Eureka power head version, that was a Don Clark invention, Hamilton Beach made it.
Was a machine built using old Landers Frary and Clark Universal casting and motors but a hoover brushroll, I think mid 60s thru 70s, not positive about the date, The Wizard Deluxe was sold in yellow and used by AirWay before the Eureka power head version, that was a Don Clark invention, Hamilton Beach made it.
kirbyvertibles
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Hans, what color did Airway put on it? What year and model would that have been?
hoovercelebrity
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Being a collector for +/- 25 years now, that's the first time I've ever seen an actual picture of one of those Hamilton Beach uprights from the 60s/70s. I've never seen one in person, nor do I know of anyone who has one (other than the one in this picture, labeled a Wizard). I've seen the pictures of the Air Way powernozzle, but have never seen a cleaner itself. Very cool!
