1930S GENERAL MOTORS DASHBOARD FAN

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Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed steel. Features the Canadian GM maple leaf logo. 10.5 x 25 x 3.5". One added mounting hole at upper center edge with resulting surface losses.

1930's GM General Motors Who Serves Progress Serves America Ashtray. Measurements in inches: 4 diameter Condition:Good with no problems Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed afte

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

Rare General Electric oscillating fan with six blades and great Art Deco lines. Plaque reads: "Type: AOU / Form: V3 / Spec. 272003-1 / Cat. 146079". Dimensions: H 21.25" x Dia. of cage 17.5" x D 8.5"

Rare General Electric oscillating fan with brass blades and great Art Deco lines. Plaque reads: "Type: AOU / Form: AF2 / Spec. 272147-1 / Cat. 75425". Dimensions: H 20.5" x Dia. of cage 17.5" x D 10"

Rare General Electric oscillating fan with brass blades and great Art Deco lines. Plaque reads: "Type: AOU / Form: AF2 / Spec. 72158-1 / Cat. 75425". Dimensions: H 20" x Dia. of cage 17.5" x D 9" Cond

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With GE badge on the guard, iron base, yoke arms with wingnuts, pancake motor with nice casting and outside posts, four brass windmill blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, ser

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

1930s 40s General Electric Deco floor model fan Approximately 51 in tall. Needs rewired.

A General Electric fan dating back to 1901-1902 with a black body and brass blades. Info plate on motor housing reads "Alternating Current Fan Motor, No. 609572, 110 Volts". General Electric logo on c

1930’s - early 1940’s US car brochures - Ford, Lincoln Zephyr, Mercury, General Motors products, 35 total items in good to VG condition.

C 1930s Advertising Arts Corporation Bakelite Tray. Bakelite tray for the Advertising Arts Corporation, General Motors Building, New York City. Measures 11.75 inches in diameter.

The City of Miami Late 1930s. This unsigned original tempera painting on tissue with its label from the Styling Section of General Motors' Electro-Motive Division is an alternative color scheme for th

Great General Electric collar oscillator electric fan With brass blades. Appears to have a new cord but not wired to motor. Does not run. Fan cage is 13 in in diameter height is approximately 17 in.

Metal oscillating fan. Four(4) brass blades. Model No.563684. Alternating Current Motor; 18in.H. x 12.5in.D.(fan cage)Working condition

Late 19th - Early 20th c. General Electric Fan, sn 946115, volts 110, cycles 60, three speeds, with brass blades and cage, alternating current motor, original cloth cord, 17" diam., 20 3/4" high. Need

American. 1930s. Solid brass blades and ID tags. Tagged, "The Robbins & Meyers Company, Springfield, Ohio, U.S.A" upper motor. 8.5" blade diameter. Functioning, requires rewiring. Requires speed adjus

With GE badge on the guard, iron base, yoke arms, the motor with outside posts, four brass blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, serial number 265216, patent dated 1901. Measur

Early rotating fan manufactured by General Electric Company. Nice I.D. tag, four brass blades, good wire cage, looks to be complete, cord needs replacing, has base switch, motor is free but not tested

An Art Deco fan with a brown finish and gold-pinstriping, signed on the base and again with a GE badge on the back of the motor, three overlapping 'quiet' blades, non-oscillating. Measures 10 inches b

19" long, original white paint with stamped lettering. General wear, Should clean to a higher grade. Very Good

American. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "Outdoor Neon Displays Limited Q.R.S. Neon" Atomic age design. The sign is comprised of six pieces, three sections on each side. Original can. Al