Old Things

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One of my good friend Robert's favorite colors is red. Blood red. Kirby red. He rebuilt a Kirby 518 to make it a modern machine. I keep mine natural (like my hair).

 

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Speaking of old things:
The Vacuette Electric is a very interesting machine to work on. Primitive, but very well thought out.

 

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How appropriate. A Kirby 562, the first Sanitronic.

 

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A few old Hoovers and an old General Electric.

 

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My old friend (and Best Man at my wedding) with a VERY old Hoover.

 

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Hard to believe this old gal is 30 years old now.

 

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The first "filter queen".

 

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The first Filter Queen with a filter cone and cyclonic action, 1939's model 200.

 

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The lovely old Singer with a two-speed motor and an automatic cord winder.

 

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The awesome and lovely Kenmore Bugeye. The oldies were goodies for sure.

 

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A glam shot of my Air-Way, one of my oldest and most prized possessions.

 

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An old Health-Mor hand vac set-up. Lovely graphics.

 

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A few old friends. Searching out dirt wherever they go.

 

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Old relics. A Hoover model 65 and a General Electric Mobile Maid with the bow-tie wash impeller.

 

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The old C4 flat-top Revelation. It's quiet, powerful, and a joy to clean with. And it has suction control as well.

 

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Who wouldn't want an old Lewyt? And in 'pank'?

 

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Just a lonely old Compact IEC Electra

 

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A forgotten Filtex, like the classic trains of the 1950's.

 

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This is what happens when old meets new.