Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice

Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice

Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice
Rare Vintage 1934 General Electric Co. 49X491 4-Blade Oscillating 3-Speed 12 Fan. This rare vintage 1934 General Electric 49X491 4-blade oscillating fan is a classic piece of American engineering, offering both functionality and timeless style. With a 12 blade span and 3-speed settings, this fan is not only a collectible item but also a practical piece for any vintage enthusiast. The fan’s paint looks to be original, though I’m not certain-please refer to the pictures for a closer look. If it has been repainted, the restoration work was done to a high standard, as the paint appears to be spot-on with minor scuffs and scratches typical of its age. The fan is in working condition, though it is slightly wobbly on startup; however, it runs smoothly once it gets going. The oscillator also seems to function correctly. The most significant issue with this fan is that the cage is bent. The cord appears to be original, but the plug has some plastic chipped out of it and will need to be replaced. If you can straighten the cage, you’ll have a fantastic example of this 1934 GE oscillating fan-an excellent addition to any collection or vintage decor setup.
Vtg 1934 4 Blade General Electric Co. 49X491 Oscillating 3 Speed 12 Fan Nice