This vintage Emerson Electric Seabreeze Roll-About Fan is a true gem from the 1950s. With its classic blue color and antique design, it’s sure to add a touch of nostalgia to any room. This 2-speed fan is made of durable metal and is powered by electricity. It’s perfect for collectors or anyone looking for a…
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Works great, two speeds. All parts are original. In very good shape, could use a good cleaning with complete disassembly. Screws are in place on main fan. Typical wear for a product that is fifty plus years old.
Vintage VORNADO 2-Speed Window Fan D16W1-1 Art Deco – WORKS QUIETLY -Adjustable. The fan pivots as intended. Has surface rust as pictured. Note there is an old bend that was straightened years ago, top right as looking at the front. Cord appears to have been replaced many years ago.
1950s Era fan manufactured by Vornado Industries in ANDOVER KANSAS. This fan was originally made in Wichita Kansas at the Vornado factory.
Runs excellent on both speeds – Nice and quiet! Minor scuffs and paint fading mainly on top/front, otherwise is in great condition. Please see photos for best description. 16″w x 20″h from floor to top of handle. Base: 19″w x 7.75″d.
Vintage GE General Electric 2-Speed Vortalex Oscillating Table Fan FM10V41 #84.
VTG Westinghouse AM20-6 Adjustable Industrial 2-Speed Floor Stand Fan. Has 2 speeds and runs smooth and strong. Adjusts from around 3 feet to close to 4 feet high. The blades have dust on them as I did not take this fan apart. This color scheme shows it to be from mid 1960s. Definitely could use…
This elegant GE X511 AK antique wall mounted fan is a splendid piece of craftsmanship. Made with high-quality brass and steel, it’s built to last. With its distinctive circular vent style, the fan comes in a sleek black color and has a matte finish, making it a perfect addition to your home decor. The GE…
This fan was manufactured by the Dominion Manufacturing Co. Of Mansfield, Ohio which was in business from the late 1930’s to the mid 1950’s. It is a Model 2020 and circulates 1,000 cu. At least that’s what the 1950 advertisement said. This fan has been stripped down to bare metal, carefully repainted, and clear coated.…