Dyson museum. Anyone know where this photo was taken?

[MVacs]

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As some will know, we have earmarked some space in our new shop as a museum area. Here is it up to now........



I am planning on adding more to it in the near future. 

So I wanted to know what else was out there in terms of a Dyson museum. I know at Dyson in Malmesbury they have the Daddy of collections (as you would expect - not sure if it is open to the public), but some random Googling brings up this photo:



It has been reused in so many places across the net, its hard to tell where it originally came from. But I spy a DC06 in there.

I am guessing this is at Dyson in Malmesbury, sometime in the past, but I am not sure. Anyone know? (I have asked Dyson but they are often cagey and don't always reply.)

And what is that thing next to the Rotork in that photo?

[RustySkull]

Speaking of Museums I was watching a video on the Vacuum Museum last night... Those old ones are amazing lol.

[Parwaz7862]

The vacuum next to the Rotork is the prototype Hoover junior which James Dyson modified by adding a cyclone to it to produce his Dc01

I'm pretty sure it's not Dyson at Malmesbury, that DC01 Standard is missing the filter flap and the DC07 standard has a clutch, (American ones do but have the BAF sticker on the motor unit and two Dyson logos on the cyclone)

[MVacs]

I'm pretty sure it's not Dyson at Malmesbury, that DC01 Standard is missing the filter flap and the DC07 standard has a clutch, (American ones do but have the BAF sticker on the motor unit and two Dyson logos on the cyclone)

Bloody hell, well spotted Parwaz! Yes, the Origin has a clutch! We build them like that sometimes, but I know Dyson never did in the UK.

That photo appears on a lot of French sites. But I *think* that variation only was made for the US.

[Parwaz7862]

I'm pretty sure it's not Dyson at Malmesbury, that DC01 Standard is missing the filter flap and the DC07 standard has a clutch, (American ones do but have the BAF sticker on the motor unit and two Dyson logos on the cyclone)

Bloody hell, well spotted Parwaz! Yes, the Origin has a clutch! We build them like that sometimes, but I know Dyson never did in the UK.

That photo appears on a lot of French sites. But I *think* that variation only was made for the US.

Hehe thanks 

The CLIC looks like it has a British plug on it so probs is 

The USA clutched Dysons have a larger brush housing and the bumper is fatter and sticks out more

[Parwaz7862]

Just checked Dyson AU and the Aussies have both non clutched and clutched origins!
http://shop.dyson.com.au/spare-parts?range=5793