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 Diehl 16 Chrome 6 Blade Electric Fan – has issues, see below. Runs strong, on High and Medium speeds. Low speed does not work. Oscillation does not work – stripped gear. One of the intermediate gears has been removed to prevent the gearbox from getting jammed up. The gear will be included. New grounded…
The Vtg Original Century S2 frame 12 Table Fan is a vintage collectible piece from the United States. This antique table/desk fan is powered by electricity and features the original design, making it a unique addition to any kitchen or home decor. The Century brand adds a touch of nostalgia to this piece, making it…
Fresh from an estate is a wonderful antique oscillating electric fan manufactured by the General Electric Company. GE marketed this fan under the “quiet blade” brand beginning in the late 1930s, as it introduced a new and innovative overlapping blade design. The fan features a shiny polished blade and black motor/base, creating a striking and…
This antique Emerson Junior desk fan has been tested and works great. The fan powers on easily and runs smoothly. The motor sounds strong with no unusual noises. Please note: the tilt adjustment mechanism appears to be missing one side, so the fan head cannot currently be tilted up or down and remains fixed in…
Fresh from and estate is a gorgeous is antique electric fan manufactured in the 1930s under the Command Air brand. The fan is in beautiful original condition, and appears as it if was rarely, if ever, used. The hunter green paint is in outstanding shape and the cloth cord is original and remains good condition.…
Fresh from an estate is a nice early motor manufactured by the Fidelity Electric Company of Lancaster, PA. The motor dates to the first quarter of the 20th century and is numbered 36154. The motor housing and base are made of cast iron — very heavy! The motor is in good original cosmetic condition (it…
Fresh from an estate is a General Electric fan manufactured in the 1940s and marketed under the Vortalex name. The fan blade, cage, motor housing, and base are made of steel. The fan is all original and in beautiful condition, and shows very little signs of use. The tan paint is generally bright and shiny…
Fresh from an estate is a terrific vintage brass blade fan from the early 1920s manufactured by the Emerson Electric Company in St. Louis, MO 100 years ago! The fan’s model number is 28646. The fan is in excellent vintage condition, especially given it’s 100 years young. The fan features 12 diameter brass blades (painted…
This antique Emerson Junior desk fan has been tested and works great. The fan powers on easily and runs smoothly. The motor sounds strong with no unusual noises. Please note: the tilt adjustment mechanism appears to be missing one side, so the fan head cannot currently be tilted up or down and remains fixed in…