All 3 speeds, oscillation, and off switch work. Has been newly rewired. Have left untouched and unrestored condition. Original paint and patina. Note: One part in back (pictured) has a crack but functions fine. Also one small part of the wires is missing (pictured). The item “ANTIQUE VTG WORKING 1930’s DIEHL ELECTRIC FAN BRASS BADGE…
SIMPLY STUNNING VERY EARLY 12 GE CAST IRON BRASS BLADE BRASS CAGE BRASS STRUTS ON THIS HUNTER BADGED GE FAN. STUNNING CONDITION AND IT RUNS SMOOTH , FAST AND STRONG ON ALL 3 DISTINCT SPEEDS. NEW WIRE FROM THE STATOR TO THE SWITCH NEW POWER WIRE & PLUG. NEW OIL AND WICKS. ALL BRASS HAS…
ORIGINAL WESTINGHOUSE CAST IRON AND WOOD BLADE CEILING FAN READY TO RESTORE! MOTOR IS UNTESTED AND COMES AS IS. CORD HAS BEEN CUT AND WILL NEED REWIRED. THEY MEASURE APPROX: 22.5 LONG. MOTOR HAS A 12″ DIAMETER AND BRACKET MEASURES APPROX: 20″ LONG. CAME FROM AN INDIANA ESTATE AS SHOWN. SHOWS SCRATCHES, SCUFFS, MARKS, SOME…
All-original condition, other than the cord, which is an old replacement and probably needs to be updated again (it’s getting stiff). The fan is 16″ with a 17″ cage. 21″ tall with an 8″ diameter base. The paint surface and parts appear to be original, We are not experts on fans, so there may be…
All-original condition, other than the cord, which is an old replacement and probably needs to be updated again (it’s getting stiff). The fan is 16″ with a 17″ cage. 21″ tall with an 8″ diameter base. The paint surface and parts appear to be original, We are not experts on fans, so there may be…
This a nice GE 9 Stationary single speed fan fully restored Polished brass blades and trim New wiring (head wire and power cord) w/ modern cloth covered wire and vintage style acorn plug sator check out and coated with epoxy All brass polished Fan painted with gloss black epoxy and cage painted with black satin…
Very well running Emerson Junior — Parker dull brass painted 4-blade fan — from the days that fans were indeed made to last a lifetime. Though Emerson’s Junior line of fans, these fans – especially the early ones – were made with the same quality as the standard-line Emersons. They were simply more basic –…