A RARE VERITYS 'ORBIT' EARLY OSCILLATING ELECT FAN

Manufactured by The Orbit Traversing Fan Co. of Birmingham England, signed with an Orbit badge on the guard, iron base, three-speed, unique figure-eight oscillator, yoke arms with wingnut, four brass

Highly Desirable And Rare Brass Desk Fan By General Electric Dating The Early 1900s This Is An Stunning Fan With Brass Blades Oscillating And A Striking Design The Fan Is In Working Condition Dimensio

Is in as found condition. Chrome on-base and cage has some pitting but nice rare early fan. Cage is approximately 24 in in diameter. Works!!!

Diehl Manufacturing Co. Early Oscillating Fan - Elizabethport, N.J., Model 07016 - 18" H x 14" W x 10" D. Needs new cord. Untested.

Unmarked. Approx. 12" diameter, 14-1/2" tall. Includes power cord which appears to be replaced.

Early Electric Oscillating Fan, 13.5" x 11", Cast Iron Frame, Brass Blades, Motor Runs, Needs Cleaning, Does Not Oscillate At Present Without Being Moved By Hand, Kansas Private Collection

One GE and One Emerson- 19" Tall GE & 17" Tall Emerson

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 early industrial ceiling fan by Hunter Fan and Ventilating Company, marked with a plaque on the motor. Dimensions: H 16" x Dia. 36.5" Condition: Not tested; may need rewiring. Showing normal surf

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

(3) speed fan in black paint with brass blades. Type: AOU; Form AD1. 16 1/2 x 13 inches.

Vintage early 20th century GE 12" blade oscillating table fan. Restored green and brass tone finish. Fully restored and working great, may show very minor signs of normal age, a few small chips to gre

early rare planters peanut cardboard hand fan double sided strong color approximately 8" x 6 1/4" please verify auction location for pick up

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

Very rare early piece in green coloration with blue specks. Hand written title, HN and Potted by Doulton Co. Royal Doulton backstamp. Part factory retail sticker to bottom base. Artist: E.W. Light Iss

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

273. BRITAINS RARE EARLY NOVELTY MIKADO | Cast metal figure made late 19th century, working condition, but missing fan. Provenance: Oscar Hijuelos Collection. | 4" h. | (Very Good Condition) | $400 -

His FIRST stationary 1950s signed sheet for a fan later in life with COA

Early 20th Century GE Brass Blade Fan. Four blade oscillating fan. 18-3/4"h. x 17-1/2"w.

this is an amazing paper and wood fan, it is from Kennedyś big circus, Sardinia Ohio, circa 1910 , shows Bi-Plane, about 14 inches counting the handle, A Rare Survivor

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A rare early horror original still signed by him to fan in blue fountain pen ink with COA

A RARE early still from Gone with the Wind signed to fan in fountain pen ink by Clark Gable with COA