Antique Ge Fan Identification

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The first electric fan was designed in 1882 by Schuyler Skaats Wheeler, the American son of Dutch immigrants. Inspired by the experimental work of luminaries like Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla, Wheeler attached a two-blade propeller to the central shaft of a small electric motor, and the first desktop fan was born.

Antique Ge Oscillating Fan

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Antique Ge Fan Information

  1. Antique Dealer in early 1900 - 1930 Collectible and Art Deco Electric Fans. Fan Parts original and reproductions - mainly for Emerson fans. Garland, Texas 972 495 5291 or 972 898 5605. Email 'Tour of Sold Fans' 'Restored Fans For Sale' 'Fan Parts For Sale'.
  2. Antique General Electric Fan GE Whiz Vintage 9” Brass Blade Works Unrestored FPR. $11.30 shipping. VTG GE GENERAL ELECTRIC BOX FAN 3 SPEED 20” ELECTRICALLY NON REVERSIBLE. $50.00 shipping. Ending Today at 7:57PM PST 2h 48m.
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A list of over 800 Fan Manufacturers *
Fan Terminology and Definitions (Steve Cunningham)
Deskfan I.D. Reference (Dave Friedlund) *
Emerson Electric Fan Production Data (Chuck Brandt)
Fan Manufacturers' Data (Loren Haroldson) *
Emerson Junior Model History
Emerson Northwind Model History
Lawrence Erickson's Attaching Plug Collection
A list of Fan Related Publications
Marelli Characteristics (Simon Cutting)
Phase 1 Marellis (Simon Cutting)
Phase 2 Marellis (Simon Cutting)
Phase 3 Marellis (Simon Cutting)
Phase 4 Marellis (Simon Cutting)
Phase 5 Marellis (Simon Cutting)
Signal Model List by Duane Burright

Research Projects

Jim Mclaughlin's Emerson Research *
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UPDATED EMERSON SURVEY by Ron Jeter

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Signal Information by Duane Burright
Dating Older GE Fans by FORM Letter *
1894 to 1929 GE Desk Fan Survey, Don Eckerson, Jan 2007 *
1932-1963 GE Desk Fan Bill Kreiner
Fasco/Arctic Aire Date Codes *

Scans of Original Fan-Related Print Material

  • 1936 Emerson Spare Parts Catalog Explosion Diagrams (Chuck Brandt)

  • Courtesy of Dr. Bill Hoehn

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