Rare vintage General Electric Co. brass nameplate from an early Alternating Current Generator manufactured in Schenectady, New York. This original industrial identification plate features detailed generator specifications, including Type ATB, Serial No. 636897, and early GE patent dates ranging from 1899–1902.The plate lists impressive early electrical specifications, including a 6250 kW capacity, 1800 RPM speed, and 2300 Volt operating voltage, representing the scale and engineering of early 20th-century power generation equipment.A great collectible for electrical historians, antique machinery collectors, GE memorabilia enthusiasts, or as an industrial display piece.Technical Details (from plate):* Manufacturer: General Electric Co.* Location: Schenectady, N.Y.* Equipment: Alternating Current Generator* Type: ATB* Serial No.: 636897* Capacity: 6250 KW* Speed: 1800 RPM* Voltage: 2300 Volts* Patent dates: 1899–1902Condition:Untested; sold as-is for restoration, display, or parts. This is a vintage metal identification plate removed from industrial equipment. Expect age-related wear including tarnish, oxidation, scratches, fading, discoloration, and surface marks consistent with decades of industrial use. Please review photos carefully for condition and details.Collector Notes:Original GE generator nameplates from the early electrification era are highly desirable among collectors of industrial artifacts and electrical history. Plates with complete serial numbers, early patent dates, and large-scale generator specifications are especially interesting as documentation pieces from the development of American power generation.

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