I Had That...
...Sears Best vac shown in the pic. Mine had the "tool garden" tray that locked onto the top; it held all the attachments.
It was a very good, thoughtfully designed vac while it lasted. It had triple filtration- a paper bag, a motor filter, and an afterfilter. The two speeds were kind of nice in certain situations, though I didn't use the low one that often, mainly for delicate jobs like lampshades.
The tools were of very high quality for plastic tools. They had genuine horsehair bristles, and the dusting brush had a neck that allowed it to be swivelled. It also had a ten-foot hose.
The nicest thing about it was that Powermate, which was the best-performing, best-designed power nozzle I've ever owned. It adjusted for height, it had a headlight, it had edge clean, and it was very aggressive in grooming carpeting.
Alas, it was also the only vac I've ever had that suffered motor failure. I probably should have replaced the motor, but I went trolling the thrifts to find something to vacuum with at least temporarily, and that's when I found my first Lux.