Here we have FRESH from a farm estate in Indiana THIS PAS WEEK a rare Antique 19thC PANCAKE MOTOR General Electric FAN Type UI Form E Last Patd 1890. Antique General Electric pancake fan. Brass tag is stamped Alternating current fan motor, type UI form E 9, volts 104, cycles 125, No. May 17:87 Mar…
This fan is in pretty good condition. It only needs a slight restoration. It powers on and works as it should. It has a newer cord on it. This needs a good cleaning. This fan is 16.75″ tall and the cage has a 13″ diameter. Everything will be well padded. We are describing this best…
VINTAGE ANTIQUE WHAT I THINK IS 1901 GENERAL ELECTRIC GE PANCAKE MOTOR AB FORM C RIBBED CAST IRON BASE??? RUNS WHEN 120 V WIRED TO THE TWO CONNECTORS ON THE BACK – SWITCH DOESN’T SEEM TO WORK WHEN I TRIED TO POWER THROUGH IT. SURFACE RUST ON CAST BASE. VERY HEAVY AND ABOUT 14 TALL.…
Fan Is Untested, No Cage, Bad Wire. No Switch, One Of The Terminals I Believe Is Broken Definitely Loose. What You see Is What You Get. Brass Plate Reads: Alternating Current Fan Motor Type Ul Form E7 Volts 115 Cycles 125 No 22989 Pat May 17, 87. July 30, 89 May 27, 90 General Electric…
Antique 19thC PANCAKE MOTOR General Electric FAN Type UI Form E Last Pat’d 1890. Barn found antique General Electric pancake fan. Brass tag is stamped Alternating current fan motor, type UI form E 9, volts 104, cycles 125, No. May 17:87 Mar 19:89 June 4:89 July 30:89 May 27:90 General Electric Company U. Fan measures…
Up for your consideration is a rare GE Late-1903 12 5-speed pie-shaped brass-bladed swivel & trunnion smooth-running pancake fan. Serial # 176607, which tells us it was made in Late-1903. Yes, this fan was for the well-heeled of that time only — a luxury item for the truly rich. About the condition of this fan:…