ERRES

Eatonia Type SZ165
Serial No: 26235
Year: 1951
Voltage: 110 V AC/DC
Wattage: 375W
Amperage: 3.7A
Sold by the T Eaton Co. Price $79.50
Made in Holland by Erres

Eatonia Type: SZ175/01
Serial No: 77373AP
Year: 1954-1955
Voltage: 110 V AC/DC
Wattage: 375W
Amperage: 3.7A
Sold by the T Eaton Co. Price $74.50
Made in Holland by Erres
Need: Instruction Book, Vaporizer
HOLLAND ELECTRO

Arrow Electro Model: DM5
110 V AC 4.5 A
Year: 196_
Sold by Arrow Products Ltd, Montreal
Made in Holland by Holland Electro
Need: Instruction book, Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, Vaporizer, Sprayer

Arrow Electro Model BT4
110 V AC 3.7 A
Year: 196__
Sold by the Arrow Sewing Machine Co. Toronto
Made in Holland by Holland Electro

Belltower Electro Model: DM4
110V AC/DC 3.5 A
Year: 195_
Sold by Belltower Distributors, Toronto
Made in Holland by Holland Electro
Need: Instruction book,Crevice Tool, Sprayer
PHILLIPS

Kenmore Model C898.285
110 V AC/DC 375 W 3.7 A
Year: 1954-1955
Sold by Simpson Sears Price $72.95
Made in Holland by Phillips
Need: Instruction book, Hose, Wands, Rug Nozzle, Floor Brush, Dusting Brush, Sprayer, Vaporizer, Switch cap

Mistral Type SZ28
Serial No: 2249
Year: 1949
Voltage: 110 V AC/DC
Wattage: 245 W
Amperage: 2.4 A
Sold by the Edward Simpson Co. Price $77.50
Made in Holland by Phillips
Need: Instruction Book
RUTON

Ford Type R7
Serial No: E20919
Voltage: 110 V AC/DC
Amerage: 4 A
Year: 195__
Sold by Ford Household Appliances Toronto.
Made in Holland by Ruton
**Note: Some of these machines were purchaced by Ford Motor Co Dealers and used as give aways when a customer purchased a new car

Ruton Type RX
Serial No: E33465
Voltage: 110 V AC/DC
Amperage: 4 A
Year: 1958
Made by Ruton (Rudolf Blik, NV, Den Hagg, Holland)
Need: Instruction Book, Name plate for reverse of machine

Ruton Type:R500
Serial No: E43779
Voltage: 115V AC
Amperage: 5.6A
Year: 1962
Made in Holland for G.D. Spencer Co. Ltd. Don Mills, Ont.
**Need: Cuffs for hose
Note: I am told that, although these were individual company designs (Erres, Holland Electro, Phillips and Ruton) they were all produced in the Phillips Factory hence the similarities.