Beautiful fully restored 10 Martinot gear track oscillator fan. Fully restored in a powder coated finish with nickel plated blade, cage and trim. Ill see if I can figure out how to post a video of the fan running. Also available in my other auctions is a belt drive Martinot. The item “Rare Restored Martinot…
Will provide extra pictures upon request. The item “Antique Westinghouse Vane Oscillator Brass Blade Fan 115675 A Vtg USA Tank HTF” is in sale since Tuesday, May 22, 2018. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Electric Fans”. The seller is “yungmoney55″ and is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This item can be shipped to…
Beautiful fully restored 10 Martinot gear track oscillator fan. Fully restored in a powder coated finish with nickel plated blade, cage and trim. Ill see if I can figure out how to post a video of the fan running. Also available in my other auctions is a belt drive Martinot. The item “Rare Restored Martinot…
This rare fan begs a quality restoration! Sadly I simply do not have the time for another project. This is what I know about the fan, the motor runs only on high and ohms correctly. The nichrome coil which controls the lower 2 speeds is bad however its a common BMY switch and easily obtainable.…
For parts or repair, old Westinghouse brass blade fan, it’s the vane oscillator. Needs pieces to vane in order to oscillate. I have not tried to plug this in and you shouldn’t either. If you do so without doing your due diligence first you do so at your own peril. The cord is original and…
I’m told this was a one year only fan. Transition from the kidney to the loophandle. It has the deep parallel ring cage. Motor runs and oscillates perfectly. The blade has a shake when starting up but goes away when it gets to speed. The paint is in great condition. The kidney has a crack…
1934 GE Quiet Blade Fan one speed oscillator. Restored by AFCA member. Runs Cool and very quiet. New period head wire & plug wire. New wick & oil. Body stripped & powder-coated. Small nick on blade (Pictured). General Electric Company, U. General Electric entered the decade of the 1930s looking to the future of electric…
Thank you for viewing this listing for a beautiful antique electric oscillating fan! This fan is 12 inches tall and the fan is about 10 inches across. Please see all the photos and please look at them with the zoom tool to see the patina on the brass blades and the condition of the cord…