Rare Antique National Screw & Tack Co Adams Bagnall Electric Gyro Fan Brass Cast Iron WORKS. Each blade measures 7″ and the blades measure 14 3/4″ across. Cage measures 15 1/2″ wide at the front, and 17 1/2″ wide at the rear, and is 3 1/2 deep. The head was originally part of a gyro…
Jandus -Adams Bagnall Antique Electric Fan. This is patented 1901. Has Brass blades and cage which were in circulation until the 1920s when they switched to steel. This works, has 3 speeds. The motor badge Reads The Adams Bagnall Electric Company, No. 52180, 110 volts, 60 cycles. The outer cord covering is frayed but inner…
The Adams – Bagnall Electric Comp. The item “Antique JANDUS Adams Bagnall Early 1900s Electric BRASS Fan ORIGINAL” is in sale since Saturday, July 29, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Electric Fans”. The seller is “tereskeene0″ and is located in North Fairfield, Ohio. This item can be shipped to United States,…
It spins freely, but is untested by me since I don’t know much about these motors. Let the photos be your guide. Not much else I can say about it. The item “Antique Adams Bagnall Jandus Fan Motor” is in sale since Tuesday, November 29, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Electric…
This fan was manufactured in August 1899. Has what appears to be all original parts. Missing the plug and therefore untested. What a great historical piece!! The blades are in great shape. Only half the cage remains and it is somewhat bent. The item “V JANDUS-ADAMS BAGNALL Antique Electric Fan Brass Blades And Cage Dated…
Item for sale is a vintage Jandus-Adams Bagnall Antique 8 inch, 3-speed Electric Fan. Not sure if it works because there is no cord. From the A-B Electric Co. Cleveland Ohio, type: AC, Cycles 60, No. H1647, and 110 volts. Not sure of the year but is pretty old. Some bending in the fan cage.…
This fan reads: “Jandus” Cleveland Ohio, US on the cage badge, and the motor badge reads: “The Adams Bagnall Electric Company”, No. 44818, 110 volts, 60 cycles, Patented- April 26, 92, March 14, 93, August 19, 95, and June 25, 1901. Fan looks to have been restored and re-wired, or possibly original? Very clean and…