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What a wonderful find! Have you tried out the polisher yet?!

The plastic and metal thing is called "The Tuftor." You would snap it into the rug nozzle to make it easier to vacuum woven-cotton rugs. The later floor/rug combination nozzle had the Tuftor feature built into it.

Here's a link to the Patent:

http://
Lux.Tuftor.Patent.2722710.pdf
 
Thanks for the information guys. and no i havent tried the polisher yet. 


I have one last question, does anyone know the age or if that bag is rare? i found it in the bottom of the floor scrubbers box.
 
Paper bag

Look around the edge on the underside. First bags had 16 patent numbers around the edge.To me it looks like one of the 1st but I might be wrong.
 
Electrolux LX

NICE vac at a great 'price'!The dust brush on tool caddy is the optional white brush for cleaner areas such as lamp shades, walls ,etc leaving the other brush for dirtier jobs.The tool caddy can be at front or rear depending on which way you turn and latch.I have never seen that wheel dolly that would not have been genuine Elux.More pictures?
Bags-The first bags for these would have been blue with the Elux 'E' showing through the cut out at top of door.Your bag is late 50s or early 60s when each bag had a different advertising message and were often in a package of 18.(Paper dating hint-If an address has a Zip,zone improvement program,Code it is 1963 or later.Without Zip Code it would be before 1963 or just after before new paperwork was printed.)
 
The bag is pretty rare! With the introduction of the Model F, through the early Model G, Electrolux sold a series of bags with colorful advertising messages. There were about 30 different variation. I have all of them, I think. One of these days I'll have to pull them out and take some photos. I'd hang on to this one and not use it!

Would be great if you'd post some YouTube videos using your LX, especially with the polisher!! (That would have been the very first thing that I would have played with!) The polisher is pretty rare nowadays, despite a gazillion of them having been sold from 1949 through 1956. They don't turn up much anymore, especially with the original box!
 
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