This antique Kenmore space heater from the 1930s is a rare find for collectors of steampunk industrial décor. Its round steel design is reminiscent of a bygone era and adds a touch of vintage charm to any room. This heater was used in the past, but its functionality and performance cannot be confirmed. The Kenmore…
Fresh from and estate is a gorgeous is antique electric fan manufactured in the 1930s under the Command Air brand. The fan is in beautiful original condition, and appears as it if was rarely, if ever, used. The hunter green paint is in outstanding shape and the cloth cord is original and remains good condition.…
Gorgeous piece of history as far as heating goes. This works when plugged in. I assume the base is cast iron given how heavy it is. Has a tilt key that works.
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…
Vintage Emerson Electric industrial fan motor featuring a solid metal multi-blade fan. This piece showcases classic mid-century American industrial design. Originally built for durability and continuous use, this motor now makes an excellent display piece for industrial décor, steampunk projects, man caves, workshops, or restoration.
1930s 40s NOS Antique Hunter Ceiling Fan 6″ Fitter Never Used 52″ Hotel USA. All Metal OEM Factory part for 52 Oil Bath Hunter Fan from the 1930s/40s. Comes as shown, NOS condition, never mounted. Shelf wear from decades of storage including scratches-nicks in paint. Original Blue Green Hunter Paint from the era that shows…
1930’S Emerson Style 10 Brass Fan Super Blue Line Montgomery Wards WORKS GREAT. See photos for detailed condition.
&####128293; The True Industrial Classic: Emerson Bullet Motor Fan c. This is a phenomenal, early-model Emerson Electric fan, featuring the iconic heavy-duty “Bullet Motor” design that defined industrial style in the early 20th century. A true piece of American electrical history manufactured by the Emerson Electric Co. This fan is the ultimate project piece for…
Here’s a striking piece of 1930s Americana: a vintage General Electric oscillating desk fan in all-metal construction, complete with its original four-blade cage. The heavy cast-iron base and steel blades show rich patina and surface wear consistent with decades of display, and the oscillation mechanism moves freely but the power cord is brittle and untested,…
This fan is fresh from a local estate, it does work on both speeds however the cord is very brittle! Definitely would recommend a rewire as the casing is cracking off and it’s had a replacement end spliced on already. Small chip/crack on head of fan as shown in photos. Little fan actually moves a…