The Vtg EMERSON ELECTRIC 16 OSCILLATING FAN TYPE 79648-AP-G is a vintage electric fan with a 3-speed control style and switch operation. It features a round shape with a matte black finish and oscillation capability for customizable airflow. This antique fan is suitable for indoor use and has a cast iron and metal construction, making…
In excellent condition, nothing wrong even the cord is in great condition original cord.. It’s a three speed. It’s originally manufactured from St.
Old Emerson Northwind Fan Type 450. The tag on the fan cage reads: “Type 450 Northwind” “110 volts alternating or direct F” “Made in United States of America”. The fan runs and oscillates on all three speeds. I do not know how old this fan is, but it shows wear and tear. The fan motor,…
There are issues you will need to address. The oscillating part is unhooked the oscillating knob. Turns when the fan is on, I do not have a boat screw that goes into this to have it work properly. If it works I’m not guarantee in the oscillating part it should work once it’s screwed and…
The Emerson Jr Oscillator Antique Fan is a vintage piece with a 8-inch cast iron base, featuring a circular vent style and black color. With a classic axial blade orientation and switch control style, this original antique fan is suitable for indoor use in any room, making it a valuable collectible for those who appreciate…
The Emerson Jr Oscillator Antique Fan is a vintage piece with a round shape and a 9-inch cast iron base, featuring a black color and a circular vent style. This electric fan, manufactured in the 1920s in the United States, exudes an antique charm with its original switch control style and axial blade orientation. Perfect…
Featuring a classic round wire cage, black metal body, and brass blades, this fan reflects the industrial craftsmanship Emerson Electric was known for during the pre-WWII era. The fan is marked Emerson Electric Mfg. New York – St. Louis” and “110V – 60 Cy, terminology and branding consistent with late-1930s production. It is Made in…
Complete running in good condition. Has 3 distinct speeds. Removed gearbox and cleaned it out and regreased it. Runs smooth with no wobbles in blade. Original headwire, the outer cloth is dissentergrating, but the inner wires appear to be in good condition. Lots of pictures to look through. Please ask any questions.
It seems to run fine and look good. It even has Parker marked blades. It looks to be missing a screw, possibly something else in the area of where it oscillator connects to the brass arm. It also looks to be missing a case plate. Both items that should be easy to find. Message me…