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Original vacuum cleaner, from to Royal Naval College

1905

Hoover 'Dustette' Vacuum Cleaner

1964

vacuum cleaner

circa 1910

vacuum cleaner

1939

vacuum cleaner

1937

vacuum cleaner

1937

vacuum cleaner

1930

vacuum cleaner

circa 1930s

vacuum cleaner

1928

vacuum cleaner

1935

vacuum cleaner

1935

vacuum cleaner

1934

vacuum cleaner

1922

vacuum cleaner

1935

vacuum cleaner

1936

'King-Dick' vacuum cleaner with attachments and case

circa 1945

G-Force Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner

1985-1990

Hoover constellation vacuum cleaner with attachments

circa 1956-1959

Hoover model 700 electric vacu

circa 1930

Vacuum cleaner in original box

Vacuum cleaner

1998

vacuum cleaner

1935

Vorwerk Vacmaster

circa 1955

vacuum cleaner

1935

vacuum cleaner

1930

‘Griffith’ foot-operated vacuum cleaner (Patent No. 21,304), designed by Walter Griffith, unsigned, Europe, 1905

‘Griffith’ foot-operated vacuum cleaner

circa 1905

Canister-type vacuum cleaner with an electrically driven diaphragm pump (Type R, No. 12624), by British Vacuum Cleaner Company Limited, London, England, 1910-1914

Canister vacuum cleaner with an electrically driven diaphragm pump

1910-1914

Hoover vacuum cleaner, 1919

Hoover vacuum cleaner, 1919

1919

Electrically driven trolley vacuum cleaner, with dust container and suction tube, by the British Vacuum Cleaner Company, England, 1901-1911

Electrically driven trolley vacuum cleaner

1901-1911

Hoover "Junior" model 375, 1936

Hoover 'Junior' vacuum cleaner, model 375

1937

TELLUS Type S55 vacuum cleaner c.1936, with attachments

TELLUS Type S55 vacuum cleaner c.1936

Daewoo vacuum cleaner (model RC-300Y), Daewoo, Korea, 1999

Daewoo vacuum cleaner (model RC-300Y)

1999

Hoover model 825, 1934

Hoover model 825, 1934

1934

The British Vacuum Cleaner, early electric 'box' type, model "FF", no.4079, DC or AC 220V or 50 cycles, by British Vacuum Cleaner Co. Ltd., London. c.1912-1914

The British Vacuum Cleaner

1912-1914

G-Force Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner, designed by James Dyson and Apex Inc design team and manufactured by Apex Inc., Tokyo Japan, 1985-1990

G-Force Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner

1985-1990

Dyson DC07 'Root 8 Cyclone' vacuum cleaner, Serial No. PP110. Manufactured by Dyson Limited, Malmesbury, England. 2001.

Dyson DC07 'Root 8 Cyclone' vacuum cleaner

2001

Dyson dual cyclone vacuum cleaner model DC01, with modification to show vortex effect, 1995

Dyson DC01 dual cyclone vacuum cleaner

1995

Electrolux 'Glider' model Z1250 vacuum cleaner, 600W, 240V, serial No. 115 00345. Made in England by Electrolux, Luton. 1990.

Electrolux 'Glider' model Z1250 vacuum cleaner

1990

Dyson DC03 Dual Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner. Serial No. 830-A-103041, by Dyson Appliances Ltd., Malmesbury, England. 1997.

Dyson DC03 Dual Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner

1997

Cable for the ‘Griffith’ foot-operated vacuum cleaner (Patent No. 21,304), designed by Walter Griffith, unsigned, Europe, 1905

Cable for the ‘Griffith’ foot-operated vacuum cleaner (Patent No. 21,304), designed by Walter Griffith, unsigned, Europe, 1905

circa 1905

Hoover upright vacuum cleaner model 541, serial no. 5H515487, with box of accessories. 1923.

Hoover upright vacuum cleaner model 541

Abingdon "King Dick" vacuum cleaner, c.1920

Abingdon "King Dick" vacuum cleaner, c.1920

1920

vacuum cleaner made by Tellus., in Denmark, 1929

vacuum cleaner made by Tellus

1929

vacuum cleaner made by Electrolux Ltd, in Sweden, 1931

vacuum cleaner made by Electrolux Ltd

1931

vacuum cleaner made by Hoover Limited, in England, United Kingdom, 1929

vacuum cleaner made by Hoover Limited

1929

vacuum cleaner made by The Croydon Eng Co Ltd, in England, United Kingdom, 1920

vacuum cleaner made by The Croydon Eng Co Ltd

1920

BVC Model E.V. 21 cannister vacuum cleaner, with hose, four brush heads, two extension pipes and crevice tool, English, c.1964

BVC E. V. 21

circa 1964

‘Griffith’ foot-operated vacuum cleaner (Patent No. 21,304), and associated dusting brush, mattress tool, upholstery tool, and metal extension hose, designed by Walter Griffith, unsigned, Europe, 1905

‘Griffith’ foot-operated vacuum cleaner

circa 1905

Daewoo vacuum cleaner (model RC-300Y), with original packaging, 2 extension hoses and 3 additional detachable heads, by Daewoo, Korea, 1999

Daewoo vacuum cleaner, with original packaging, 2 extension hoses and 3 additional detachable heads

1999

'Dustette' lightweight vacuum cleaner; short cylindrical body, with small brush head attached at front and a 'C'-shaped handle, and 'on-ff' switch. Dust bag is attached to back of the body. ALso has cable and plug attached. Manufactured by Hoover

'Dustette' lightweight vacuum cleaner; short cylindrical body