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This is a really neat old vintage electric fan. Especially interesting because it is a coin operated fan probably used in hotels, etc. Manufactured by General Electric the fan original required a nickel to operate. The fan works wonderfully but the coin operation has apparently been disabled—-the fan runs great. Great piece measuring 18 inches…
To offer is a nice motor made by emerson. It looks clean and the armiture moves freely. The wires need replacement as for the power cord as well. The cast has no cracks or bends. This motor is untested and will have to sell as found and as pictured. Large motor weighing almost 20 lbs.…
Emerson 12 inch antique fan with brass blades. 110 volts, 60 cycles, 4 speed. Oscillating spindle that connects to base is missing, as are a few screws that secure blade cover to base. Cord is a little frayed. Much of the paint has been stripped down to original metal. The fan will be in an…
Fan runs has a new cord I believe it has variablec speeds. As you could see the cage has a little bend in it also the brackets that hold it in placeare gone. Last patent date on label is 1910. I was told that the bend is not actually a bend but a design of…
Ultra Rare Emerson fan, in very good condition. It’s in working condition, all speeds works great, the cage is little bit out of shape, the cord is not in great condition, but appears to be the original cord. I added some liquid tape on the cord under the fan, it had some bare wire. (I…
The fan has the old original cord from the 1920’s or 1930’s era and the cord is in good condition. The end of the cord has a hard bakelite plug which is marked Belden CHICAGO by the metal prongs. On the center of the cage fan it has a metal 1 ½ circle. On the…
For your consideration is a beautifully conserved 12 antique. This is a type number 19646. Emerson Electric Company in 1914. It features the patented brass “Parker” blades, and Emerson’s single bearing oil bath. This is a fantastic design, and a huge part of the reason that these motors have stood the test of time so…
General Electric Type A B Form A Spec 17222. This fan looks great for its age. The blades look nice and straight, the cage looks great. Nothing looks broke or even bent! The fan manually swivels around. The switch clicks are crisp and the ornate base looks very nice. Not sure if the cord is…