runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #1 I do not really collect vacuum cleaners, but I was at an auction last night to buy some antique stoves. This poor guy wasn't drawing much interest.
I do not really collect vacuum cleaners, but I was at an auction last night to buy some antique stoves. This poor guy wasn't drawing much interest.
runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #2 I found a patent online for this one from 1915.
runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #3 Not bad for $2.
runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #4 last shot
runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #5 Here is a neat 1815-1820's era Franklin style stove made in New York & "stolen" off ebay. In other words I got a great buy on it. I just had to drive to CT.
Here is a neat 1815-1820's era Franklin style stove made in New York & "stolen" off ebay. In other words I got a great buy on it. I just had to drive to CT.
runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #6 last shot
runematic Well-known member Joined Nov 26, 2004 Messages 1,169 Location southcentral pa Oct 16, 2009 #7 I forgot to add above, but the vacuum body is actually tin & not wood.
goatfarmer Well-known member Silver Member Joined Jan 12, 2004 Messages 9,352 Location South Bend, home of Champions Oct 16, 2009 #8 Nice score!