Early 20c osalating fan with brass blades and gua

18" Early GE fan with 5.5" brass blades circa 1906. Has early pancake motor produced before 1910. Does not run and needs rewiring. Missing the brass name plate on top of motor, wire cage is a replacem

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

13"w x 19"h x 9"d Early 1900's GE fan with brass blades, brass cage, original brass struts. Fan works, does not oscillate. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WH

Lot includes wood shell bell push button, porcelain sockets, 2 Dim-a-Lite sockets, T-H to Edison-base converter, patented Hubbell pull chain socket, and early four-vane brass fan blade. From the Howar

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

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

Heavy early fan that shows wear with corrosion throughout and some corrosion on back of brass blades but overall is still solid! One cage bracket is missing small bracket to hold cage in place and cor

Early 20C enameled letter opener, ruyi shape, with jade dragon handle. Good condition, small chip at end, oxidation on brass blade. Measures 9-/38" long.

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

Early four brass blade adjustable fan. Measuring approx. 18" tall x 13" diameter cage. Industrial period. Signs of use and wear, see photos. Working condition, take a moment to warm up.

Early desk fan manufactured by the Emerson Fan Co. Wire cage, four brass blades, nice I.D. tag, no cord, has base switch, good wire cage and motor is free but not tested. Overall condition is good. 16

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

With GE badge on the guard, iron ribbed base, yoke arms with wingnuts, pancake-like motor with outside posts, four brass windmill blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, Type Ad

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

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

An early 20th century Westinghouse portable tank fan with black painted body and brass fan blades. Info plate on body has Style No. 60677, Serial Number 490917. Fan is an AC motor. Fan is in good cond

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

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

Style 3856A, four brass windmill blades, brass cage, Tesla Pat Jan 27 91. Measures 12 inches blade to blade. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we

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

brass blades and cage, 15 1/2" high early 20th century

The brass cage and four blades, 12 inches across, early motor mounted on unusual yoke assembly and vertical shaft with large oval brass tag, raised on a tab foot base, style: A317, last patent date 19

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

Card Trimmer. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Early brass blade trimmer with wood handle. Very good.