These are fab! They are made of very thick card, and stand like pictureframes to showcase the new Numatic Harry and Autosave feature on Henry and Hetty. When displayed, they look like this: And the actual content of them looks like this: I obtained another two of these, concentrating on Accessories after getting the above ones.

This parts list is for the Wizard range of 3 in 1 cleaners, which were mainly sold abroad I think

This parts listing is for one of the very early upright 3 in 1 cleaners from Vax, and one that I cannot find an image for anywhere on Google!

This service and parts guide is for the Rapide 5000 series of 3 in 1 vacuums

This service and parts list is for the Powa 4000 cleaner

This is the parts list and diagrams for a VERY rare cleaner, the rechargable Vaxet cleaner. My mum knew someone with one of these when I was very little, and I have never seen one since!

A slightly revised version of the parts listing for the Vax 121 cleaner here, and still from 1988...

This is the first issue of the exploded diagram and parts list for the Vax 121 vacuum cleaners. Also included is the Automop and Powerplus Diagrams.

I'm so happy to have these, this is the exploded diagram and full parts list for the Vax 101 and 111 Vacuum Cleaner!

This is the parts diagram and exploded view for the Sebo X4 vacuum (with blue part numbers, Ideal for working out what you need and contacting  www.seboshop.co.uk  for the part!

This very sharp brochure introduces the PVT-220A range! Wonder where she has hidden the tools...

This brochure details the Nuvac range (probably when they were new) from 2001

This brochure is for the NNV200 machine, the middle sized Nuvac, and one I have, currently on long term loan to a friend.

A lovely brochure of the good old HRV200 range, from 2001!

This brochure shows when the NNV200 & NRV200 first got a face printed! A lovely shot of the core range too!

This 2 pager dates from 2001 and shows the 3rd Generation (I think, please comment if I need correction) of Numatic George

This manual was already a pretty terrible photocopy, so here it is in all its sort of glory! This will cover all of the bagless Electrolux uprights of the era quite well though.