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Well, I promised to photos of my Hoover Spirit and my Braun and here they are!
ah! If you want to see more details or kwon about it, let me know and I will make another post for these
Kevin
Well, I promised to photos of my Hoover Spirit and my Braun and here they are!
ah! If you want to see more details or kwon about it, let me know and I will make another post for these
Kevin
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Hoover Spirit 900
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And Braun AT-7 Electronic
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Nice machines. I hope I spelled "welcome" correctly. John
Nice machines. I hope I spelled "welcome" correctly. John
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Hi Kevin, I like your collection! One vacuum I whish I had is the american hoover Spirit with that wonderful power nozzle. Here in Italy the Spirits were called "Compact" and the "total system" models had a different powernozzle, but I think that in Spain was about the same.
Is the red vacuum cleaner a Toshiba? I was very fashinated by Toshiba vacs in the late eighties. Here are some pictures of mine, a very famous model: it was sold with a great turbo nozzle which one of the most effective I've ever seen in my life and it can be easily be turned into a straight suction bare floor tool. I hope you like it!
Tommy from Milano, Italy
Is the red vacuum cleaner a Toshiba? I was very fashinated by Toshiba vacs in the late eighties. Here are some pictures of mine, a very famous model: it was sold with a great turbo nozzle which one of the most effective I've ever seen in my life and it can be easily be turned into a straight suction bare floor tool. I hope you like it!
Tommy from Milano, Italy
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Hi Kevin, I like your collection! One vacuum I whish I had is the american hoover Spirit with that wonderful power nozzle. Here in Italy the Spirits were called "Compact" and the "total system" models had a different powernozzle, but I think that in Spain was about the same.
Is the red vacuum cleaner a Toshiba? I was very fashinated by Toshiba vacs in the late eighties. Here are some pictures of mine, a very famous model: it was sold with a great turbo nozzle which one of the most effective I've ever seen in my life and it can be easily be turned into a straight suction bare floor tool. I hope you like it!
Tommy from Milano, Italy
Is the red vacuum cleaner a Toshiba? I was very fashinated by Toshiba vacs in the late eighties. Here are some pictures of mine, a very famous model: it was sold with a great turbo nozzle which one of the most effective I've ever seen in my life and it can be easily be turned into a straight suction bare floor tool. I hope you like it!
Tommy from Milano, Italy
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WOW! That's a very cool Toshiba, Tommy, I really love it!
I love those Japanese styled vacuum cleaners.
With respect to the Hoover Spirit, I bought it in USA trough ebay. In Spain also was called the Hoover Compact, but unfortunately I never seen one of this.
To which of my two red vacuum cleaners you talk about?
I love those Japanese styled vacuum cleaners.
With respect to the Hoover Spirit, I bought it in USA trough ebay. In Spain also was called the Hoover Compact, but unfortunately I never seen one of this.
To which of my two red vacuum cleaners you talk about?
The red Toshiba is really cool Tommy.
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Hi Kevin,I was talking about the national Panasonic that recalls me other japanese vacuum cleaners from the 70s.
To Ian 88,I'm visiting my mother's houese tomorrow and I will look for the Panasonic brochure from the Eighties I'm sure I have and I'll scan it.
Tommy
To Ian 88,I'm visiting my mother's houese tomorrow and I will look for the Panasonic brochure from the Eighties I'm sure I have and I'll scan it.
Tommy
Braun & Vorwerk
hi Kevin, nice collection, I see you have Kirby and Vorwerk too, I thought I was in my room, hehe.
Finally I see a Braun vacuum. (They were never sold in Germany). Apart from their main factory in Kronberg/Ts. Braun has another factory in Marktheidenfeld, Bayern (for shavers) and also one factory in Barcelona, where they make their irons for example. This Braun vacuum seems to be a rebadged "Progress" to me (this German company has expired).
Here are two sites of other collectors, I think you might enjoy them:
More on Progress here: http://www.staubsauger-progress.de/
More on Vorwerk here: http://www.vorwerk-museumprivat.de/
Cheers, Joe
hi Kevin, nice collection, I see you have Kirby and Vorwerk too, I thought I was in my room, hehe.
Finally I see a Braun vacuum. (They were never sold in Germany). Apart from their main factory in Kronberg/Ts. Braun has another factory in Marktheidenfeld, Bayern (for shavers) and also one factory in Barcelona, where they make their irons for example. This Braun vacuum seems to be a rebadged "Progress" to me (this German company has expired).
Here are two sites of other collectors, I think you might enjoy them:
More on Progress here: http://www.staubsauger-progress.de/
More on Vorwerk here: http://www.vorwerk-museumprivat.de/
Cheers, Joe
Hey man thanks for taking pictures of that Hoover Spirit. I am jealous!!!! No seriously, I am glad you have such a fine machine in your collection. I hope you enjoy it.
BTW, thank you for the kinds words about my collection. I really like my Electrolux Marquis too. I still am happy that I talked my BF's mother into giving it to me after she bought a new Miele. I worked for months and months to get the vacuum. HE HE. ;-)
BTW, thank you for the kinds words about my collection. I really like my Electrolux Marquis too. I still am happy that I talked my BF's mother into giving it to me after she bought a new Miele. I worked for months and months to get the vacuum. HE HE. ;-)
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