Nice early bipolar Bates motor. Really has a beautiful look to it and it’s still in nice condition. Great looking I’d tag with a very low serial number. I really don’t know the weight on it but maybe 600 lbs? It’s big but still manageable.
Original Antique Oscillating General Electric Metal Blade Fan. Size 17″ x 14″.
A Westinghouse Model AL10-1 1950`s era vintage electric fan labeled as their “Flipper Fan” in very good original running condition. Other than a light cleaning of dust and some small white paint specs, the fan appears almost as it did originally in the 1950`s era. The fan is designed to operate either facing horizontally or…
Elevate your vintage collection with this original Century S2 frame 12 table fan. Made in the United States, this fan is a charming antique with a corded, electrical power source and a unique table/desk type. With its original licensed reproduction and vintage style, it’s the perfect addition to any room. The fan has been tested…
VINTAGE 1930’s GE 10 INCH OSCILLATING DESK FAN ORIGINAL GREEN – 42X548. Main Cord has been replaced by someone.
Circa 1910 R&M 1404 12 Original Condition, some roughness to original finish around base but overall excellent. Missing original flag badge on cage. Fan runs excellent on 3 distinct speeds. Dimensions 17H X 13.5W X10.5D. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
The beautiful original finish reflects great character of a 105 year old fan. This little fan would be great a great addition to an all brass collection or just to own because it is a cool fan. The fan runs excellent on all three speeds.
For 60 oil bath Century AC antique ceiling fans. Condition is used with possible nicks, natural warping, edge splits/cracks, old finish, soil, and aged wear. Hard to find original Century fan blades for restoration.
This rare antique General Electric desk fan is a unique find for collectors. Made of cast iron and brass, this fan is not only a beautiful addition to any room, but also functional with three speeds and electrical power source.
I plugged it in for a few seconds and motor ran.