Well working Westinghouse fan. Appears to have original cord. From the desired Master-Aire line or Power-Aire line. In VERY GOOD condition, not brittle AT ALL. Fan with style number 868472 and serial code “GG” was manufactured in 1937. Model/Catalog Number: 12-F-3 (part of the Master-Aire or early Power-Aire lines). Serial Code “GG”:In Westinghouse’s dating system,…
Antique Emerson Electric Desk Fan. Can be mounted on a wall. Blade diameter is 12. Cage is 12.75 in diameter. Measures 18 in height. Beautifully and meticulously restored. Base sits on a thick felt pad. All three speeds and oscillator working. Serviced, lubricated and well maintained from a smoke free home. Please contact me with…
The paint is 100% original and pretty nice with only slight nicks here and there but very presentable. The blades are clean and shiny and would probably buff up a bit. The fan works but the cage around the blades has been crimped in and the blades stopped moving. Could be bent out to original…
Antique 1920’s Robbins & Myers 2417 16 3 Speed Oscillating Brass Gear Back.
This antique General Electric (GE) Type AOU oscillating desk fan retains its original factory green paint finish and four original brass blades. The brass identification plate specifies Type AOU, Form AK1, and Spec. The cast iron body and brass components show surface wear and a natural aged patina.
TESTED/WORKS See video/photos for more info. The Antique 30’s Emerson Jr. 2650-C Oscillating Electric Fan is a vintage piece of small appliance history. Manufactured by Emerson in the United States during the 1930s, this table/desk fan features an oscillation feature for evenly distributed airflow. Its antique finish adds to its charm as a collectible item…
12 Peerless oscillating fan with brass blades. Good condition for it’s age. Runs nice and quiet on all 3 speeds.
Works great and is impressively quiet. The oscillations smooth and works to a 90 degree angle. I disassembled, cleaned, and lubricated.
Vintage Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co. Oscillating desk fan, model 77648-AG, manufactured in St. Louis, Missouri, circa circa 1937. This fan works great, powers on easily, runs smoothly on all three speeds (low, medium, high), and oscillates properly. A strong, quiet example of Emerson’s renowned pre-Depression build quality. All major components appear original, including. Wire basket…
Cage has slight dent on top. We have not cleaned. Incoming search terms:wp admin login%!(EXTRA string=wp admin login)