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<blockquote data-quote="myhooverco" data-source="post: 136" data-attributes="member: 12">my favorite....Here is a picture of my favorite vacuum. It is a Hoover model 719 from Nov. 1968 to Nov. 1971. This model is the only model that I have duplicates. My mom put one of these on layaway in early 1971 so that when she got married in June of &#039;71 it was paid for and would be ready to use and keep house. Unfortunately, it quit working when I was about 13 and was not allowed to keep it! So now I am making up for that as I have 6 in my collection. This model was seal griege and delft blue and had a good run being a popular model. The &quot;square&quot; hooded 1070 was considered the top line model in these years so the humble 719 was sold as a &quot;B&quot; line model. My earliest vacuum memories are with this model. My mom liked hers but hated the tools...later she liked her DAM much better, and I still have that one!--Tom[ATTACH=full]28[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="myhooverco, post: 136, member: 12"] [b]my favorite....[/b] Here is a picture of my favorite vacuum. It is a Hoover model 719 from Nov. 1968 to Nov. 1971. This model is the only model that I have duplicates. My mom put one of these on layaway in early 1971 so that when she got married in June of '71 it was paid for and would be ready to use and keep house. Unfortunately, it quit working when I was about 13 and was not allowed to keep it! So now I am making up for that as I have 6 in my collection. This model was seal griege and delft blue and had a good run being a popular model. The "square" hooded 1070 was considered the top line model in these years so the humble 719 was sold as a "B" line model. My earliest vacuum memories are with this model. My mom liked hers but hated the tools...later she liked her DAM much better, and I still have that one! --Tom [ATTACH=full]28[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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