A SIGNAL ELECTRIC CO. COOL SPOT TYPE 901 FAN

A Cool Spot type 901 oscillating fan, signature badge on the cage, aluminum motor housing, mounting ring, base and blades, Signal Electric signature tag. Measure 9 inch blade span. We happily provide

Signed with a badge on the cage, four blades, aluminum base, marked with a metal plate on the base, type 900, serial number 12038, circa 1930s. Measures 9 inches blade to blade. We happily provide sea

Signal cool spot fan. Cord attached working condition unknown

Rotobeam Deco model 4045, five bladed, with spec plate applied to motor housing, marked 'Roto-Beam, LB 16-20' underside of base in relief, patent dated 1933. Measures 16 inches blade to blade. We happ

Emerson Electric Co., St. Louis, MO, circa 1940. Electric fan type 74646-ag Painted dark brown and blue. Good working condition, some scuffs and wear as shown, see photos. Measuring approx 14 in. high

A rare US WWI or earlier signal light set; including light by Delta Electric co. with 14mm signal lamp type EE-6, battery pack, and original storage trunk

United Electric Apparatus Co. Railroad Signal Indicator United Electric Apparatus Co. Railroad Signal Indicator. Measures 5" x 7 1/2" x 4 1/2". Shows minor paint loss and a few very small spots of sur

VINTAGE STERLING HANDYHAT INDUSTRIAL FAN - Center label on wire cage reads: Type ASU Another Handyhat Product Sterling desk fan; made in the USA by Chicago Electric MFG. CO. Pat. No. 1917289; Base is

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

Iron base with tabbed feet, S-type guard, no badge, style ABZ7, signed with a metal plate on the base, patent dated 1909. Measures 16 inches blade to blade. We happily provide seamless in-house packin

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

Early fan manufactured by Emerson Co. Has base switch, needs cord, motor free but not tested. Good wire cage with one spot needing to be soldered. Four brass blades, looks to be complete, nice I.D. ta

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

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

untested, 12", 4 blades, tilts up and down, blades and cage look brass, heavy

Signed Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Newark N.J. 1920's Ceiling fan in working condition. Came from St Felix School Wabasha MN. years ago. Dia. 56"

A restored circa 1905 Jandus C frame 4 blade electric fan made by Adams Bagnall Electric Co. of Cleveland Ohio. It runs smooth and oscillates. Absolutely beautiful, you will not find a nicer one. The

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

The neon and clock light and work as they should. The inner face has light wear with some rust spots, staining and a scuff at 8 o'clock. The outer face is in good condition with minor fine scratches.

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

Early Oak Wall Mount Pay Telephone. Denver and Ephrata Local and Long Distance Telephone (porcelain plaque). Mfg. by Western Electric Co. NY. Serial # 490225. Takes 5,10,25 and 50 cents. Very good ori

A complete unit made by the Union Switch & Signal Co. Includes a porcelain crossbuck, with white field porcelain and black lettering containing numerous reflective pieces. This unit includes a 4 - 1/2

This automatic motor is set onto a wooden base with nuts and bolts. It has a plate attached to the top that reads: "Automatic Motor manufactured by The Holtzer-Cabot Electric co. Boston, Mass." It the

Missing cone, Algonquin Electric Co., Poughkeepsie, NY