MANUFACTURED BY WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING COMPANY PITTSBURGH P. STYLE: 164864 P SERIAL NO. TALL / 13 IN. ACROSS MIDDLE OF CAGE / 12 1/4 IN. ON LOW SPEED THERE IS A RATTLE/VIBRATION. I DO NOT HEAR THIS SOUND ON THE OTHER 2 SPEEDS. THE FAN CAN BE TILTED FORWARD/BACKWARDS. SHOWS WEAR CONSISTENT WITH AGE…
Good cosmetic condition Antique 2 speed Art Deco Gilbert Oscillating Table Fan. Really eye catching Bullet style look to the motor housing. This one is clean and powers on – both speeds work correctly but there is an issue with the oscillating mechanism. It gets hung up and stops turning. Clean, good condition with strong…
Nice working EMERSON electric brass blade, brass cage fan. Blade is stamped “The PARKER Blade” PATD Sept. Works surprisingly well, quiet smooth operation all three speeds work (not the usual found state of same speed on all three settings) No damage, someone cleaned the blade and cage in the past. Desktop model with the 8…
ANTIQUE 6 VOLT ELECTRIC FAN MOTOR – RUNS. I believe it is a fan motor, the motor has 3 mounting tapped holes on front for fan guard. The bottom has 2 tapped hoes for base of fan stand. The motor is very heavy, 12 lbs. Of cast iron housing. It is 5″ tall, 7″ long.…
Very nice project for someone to restore. It is a 12, 6 blade GE 78777 with painted steel blades, steel cage and brass badge. The head cord looks original but the main has been replaced with a temporary cord just to test it. It runs on all 3 speeds, but not well on medium and…
Emerson 21645 brass blade and cage 10 diameter fan. Fan runs great on three speeds and is very quiet. Has a small piece missing on rear cover as shown in pics does not effect operation and can be replaced very easy. Fan is in original condition a very nice addition to any collection. Fan will…
This is the 9″ version with brass blades (fan blades are 9″ across, the cage measures approx 9.5-10). Everything is in completely original, unrestored condition. Even the cord and felt bottom are perfectly intact! Minor blemishes to paint as expected in a fan this age, but is for the most part still very glossy and…
It from the 1920s. It was restored about six months ago. It has nine inch brass blades that were sprayed with lacquer clear. Was totally taken apart cleaned, primed and painted(baked). New wicks, oil, all brass was polished. Has new power cord with vintage plug. Runs quiet for a fan. Blades are balanced for smooth…
A wonderful original antique General Electric fan from 1939. See the original advertisement in photos. According to the advertisement, this is the “Master” style. In great, quiet working condition. The base cord was rewired by previous owner. Oscillates and height can also be adjusted. The measurements are about 51″ tall at the lowest adjustment and…