Antique 1909 General Electric Ceiling Fan CAST IRON Ornate DIRECT CURRENT USA. 115 V Direct Current No. 318,305 Patented March 14,1893 and January 31, 1899. 52″ some literature suggest 58″? In as found unrestored condition with old plating, oxidation and plenty of patina. This early seldom seen antique General Electric Direct Current ceiling fan was…
HERE IS AN EARLY ELECTRIC MOTOR CONTROL FOR DIRECT CURRENT MOTORS OR FANS. TOP IS SLATE WITH BRASS CONTROL AND NAME WITH CENTER ROTATING NOB. MARKED LUNDELL MOTOR, H. 1 AMPS 3.7 VOLTS 115 FOR DIRECT CURRENT AND MADE PRE 1900 LIKELY MADE BY SPRAUGE COMPANY. OPEN CASE WITH SCRIPT LETTER L AS SHOWN, TOP…
Super rare just found banker lamp fan bankers or library fan. Signed w a brass tag the reads General Electric direct current fan (after that I do believe it says Model) patented nov 17 , 1903 No 671874 volts 110 cycles. The fan moves fine w a push of the finger. The top threads for…
Robbins and Myers Company Direct Current Ornamental Type “A” Antique Ceiling Fan. 1st Model Ceiling Fan produced by Robbins and Myers in 1896. Considered one of the must own models of antique ceiling fans to own by some fan aficionados. In used aged condition with old paint, pits, oxidation and missing plating. This fan motor…
Robbins and Myers Company Direct Current Ornamental Type “A” Antique Ceiling Fan. 1st Model Ceiling Fan produced by Robbins and Myers in 1896. Considered one of the must own models of antique ceiling fans to own by some fan aficionados. In used aged condition with old paint, pits, oxidation and missing plating. This fan motor…
Robbins and Myers Company Direct Current Ornamental Type “A” Antique Ceiling Fan. 1st Model Ceiling Fan produced by Robbins and Myers in 1896. Considered one of the must own models of antique ceiling fans to own by some fan aficionados. In used aged condition with old paint, pits, oxidation and missing plating. This fan motor…
Was made by The Robbins & Myers Co. Of Springfield, Ohio USA. This Beautiful ceiling fan is in EXCELLENT CONDITION, this ceiling fan was not tested. Please look at all the pictures, so you can get a good idea of the condition of this ceiling fan. I don’t know alot about this ceiling fan, I…
Robbins and Myers Company Direct Current Ornamental Type “A” Antique Ceiling Fan. 1st Model Ceiling Fan produced by Robbins and Myers in 1896. Considered one of the must own models of antique ceiling fans to own by some fan aficionados. In used aged condition with old paint, pits, oxidation and missing plating. This fan motor…
This is a RARE Direct Current Fan Motor. This old ceiling fan needs to be redone, it is untested because it is 220 volt. I don’t have any 220 volts here. So please look at all the pictures, so you can get a good idea on how much work it will take to put her…