1993 Royal 6103 Preferred Collection

I have a 1993 Royal 6103 Preferred Collection all-metal upright vacuum (serial # indicates a February 1993 date of manufacturing) - one of the main reasons I made the trade with Brandon (animebsd) of my two Eureka canisters for.

If anyone has a set of attachments (M305 deluxe set preferred), please reach me at vintageben81@comcast.net or benjamin.marioe1@gmail.com. The M305 deluxe set consists of eight pieces including a hose, hose connection adapter, curved and straight wands, crevice tool, round dusting brush, floor/wall brush and upholstery nozzle. Where applicable, the tools should be burgundy in color to match the vacuum's trim (likewise, if I had an 880 or 886 upright, these same tools would be medium blue in color).

Also, I would like you to please upload the 1993 edition (or adjacent) of a Royal Household Vacuums product brochure which, among others, features the 6103 and 9700 uprights.

Thank you,

Ben Edge


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Post# 118300 12/15/2010 at 16:56 (4,878 days old) by KirbyClassicIII (Milwaukie, Oregon)
Checkrate/Likes I have a 1993 Royal 6103 Preferred Collection all-metal upright vacuum (serial # indicates a February 1993 date of manufacturing) - one of the main reasons I made the trade with Brandon (animebsd) of my two Eureka canisters for. If anyone has a set of attachments (M305 deluxe set preferred), please reach me at vintageben81@comcast.net or benjamin.marioe1@gmail.com. The M305 deluxe set consists of eight pieces including a hose, hose connection adapter, curved and straight wands, crevice tool, round dusting brush, floor/wall brush and upholstery nozzle. Where applicable, the tools should be burgundy in color to match the vacuum's trim (likewise, if I had an 880 or 886 upright, these same tools would be medium blue in color). Also, I would like you to please upload the 1993 edition (or adjacent) of a Royal Household Vacuums product brochure which, among others, features the 6103 and 9700 uprights. Thank you, Ben Edge