1930's A.C. Gilbert Co. Electric Air Stream Fan

Fan is in great antique condition with original cord. Will spin very slowly when plugged in. Needs to be cleaned or lubricated. AC Gilbert Co out of New Haven CTMeasurements: 7"L x 8.5"H Base 4.25"Fee

This light blue multi-speed tabletop A.C. Gilbert Co. Model A2200 fan swivels on streamline deco style base. Condition (Very Good). Size 16" T.

A rare Eck Dynamo and Motor Co. AC electric fan, 'Eck Hurricane' badge on the guard, interesting four-footed tab base and adjustment mechanism, tank-type motor with odd rear oscillator, four unusual o

Racine Electric Co AC/DC fan model 83,. Measures 12 x 9.5 x 5 inches, 8 inch blade span. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Antique Mini Polar Cub Type G Fan. Patent 1921 by A.C. Gilbert Co. New York. Has been repainted. Brass blades. In good condition. Missing wire. Measures 8" tall x 7" wide. All invoices must be paid wi

Lionel engine 675. American Flyer 312 by A.C. Gilbert Co. New Haven, Conn. Lionel Picatinny Arsenal 42 engine. Marx electric engine. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at

This is a large vintage Erector Set lot manufactured by The A.C. Gilbert CO., New Haven, Connecticut.There is too much to list individually, but it includes two A 47 electric engines (untested), vario

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin cars. Includes an engine, 4 cars and a track assembly in the original box. Box tagged, "American Flyer Mfg. Co. 2219-39 South Halsted Street, Chicago, Illinois". 5 1/

Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co. model 803008-A table multi-speed oscillating table top fan , cast iron base, hard plastic/Bakelite blades, original Westinghouse badge on the front, circa 1930's, 14

Illinois,Circa 1930 Industrial air reel with hose manufactured by Appleton Electric Company perfect for automotive memorabilia collectors or to bring interest to a garage. Approx. 42" t x 19 1/2" w x

Vintage 1930's to 1940's General Electric Fan made out of heavy weight metal with a dull silver finish and art deco lines Industrial Type Look MCM weighs 15 pounds 17in H x 16in W Wear is evident from

Step back in time with this nostalgic duo of vintage General Electric oscillating fans, capturing the essence of a bygone era and the evolution of fan design.Including 1930's 42X548 Fan and 1950's F12

RARE EARLY EDISON MANUFACTURING CO. BRASS BLADE BI-POLAR ELECTRIC FAN, with six blades affixed to a cast-iron stand retaining original painted surface and applied tag marked "EDISON MFG. CO. / OR

A wonderful restored example of the General Electric early 20th century coin-operated fan. 5¢ operation would give you one hour's usage of the fan, with the most interesting feature being the abi

A.C. Fairbanks & Co. Banjo Banjorine. "Special electric." Serial #: 19909. Length: 75cm. Albert Conant Fairbanks was born in 1852 in Sterling, Massachusetts. He was a banjo player with a desire to bui

Sterling 1930's adjustable table fan by Chicago Electric. Art Deco period design fan has a wonderful green iron base with three screw holes for mounting. Blades are grey iron as is the cage . Fan meas

The Domestic Electric Co."Gyrofan" Floor Fancirca 1920cast ironeach motor signed with metal tag98 x 30 x 26 inches

A.C. Fairbanks & Co. Banjo Extremely early and rare A.C. Fairbanks & Co., made in Boston. "Electric" model. Serial #: 230. Oak neck, carved heel. Length: 85cm. The scale is 25" in, the diameter of the

ORIGINAL A.C.GILBERT ERECTOR SET W/ CASE 16" -Vintage Electric Engine Erector A.C. Gilbert Set In Red Metal Case C.1950'S -CASE SIZE: 16" X 9" -PREOWNED VINTAGE CONDITION -JR BTW BRN CAB 01/05  

Canadian. 1930s. Tagged, "Manufactured by Gilbert & Barker Mfg Co., Springfield, Mass". An original complete "survivor" example featuring in service Imperial paint. Original Imperial "red ball" Premie

AC Gilbert Science Set Assortment Fifty-one boxed items including 'Fun with Electricity', 'Electric Eye', 'Glass Blowing', 'Physics Set' and 'Electric Sets'; from the Estate of Peter Quinn Condition:

A most unusual electric fan made by the Lawrence M. Stein Co. of Chicago. Stein made many types of time and money saving devices in the early 1900's. The 4 blade brass plated fan is enclosed in a wire

American. 1930s. Marked, "Service Station Equip Co., Muskegon, Michigan U.S.A." upper dial. Earlier overpaint exhibits heavy active flaking. Dial glass is cracked. Condition: 7.5. From the Joe Byway C

THE CINCINNATI VICTOR CO. LUMINARIE CAST-IRON FUNERAL PARLOR FAN, electric, two-light fixtures, and with original plaque.Circa 1920.59" HOA. Provenance: From the Ann and Clay Ring family collection, W