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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 01:38 pm |
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Austin B Ko wrote: Don Whipple wrote: Another Fasco! Found curbside two weeks ago. It was so filthy, I thought the dirt was rust upon the driveby. I cleaned it up, fixed the cord and it runs great.
It's a 2 speed, model Y 2001. Probably made in the early 1960s. Not very often a base 2 speed model came with a venturi ring- This is a quality fan. Fasco made great box fans!
That is in fantastic condition for a curbside fan.
Yes, you would have never known the fan was so clean. It was so covered with dirt that it never had a chance to rust. I need to push out the dent on top and get a correct handle on it.
The fan had a bad, frayed cord on it. It's about the 5th fan I've found thrown out because of a bad cord. An easy fix, but I guess not worth the effort for some folks.
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and the somewhat unusual Philco window fan and with that this thread is now up to 4 pages....  Attached Image (viewed 869 times):
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Don Whipple
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 01:39 pm |
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Don Whipple
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 01:51 pm |
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Richard Larson wrote: I'm not much on box fans but I do have 2. Both are in sore need of a major cleanup and the Mathes could use refinishing of the wood. The third is not technically a box fan (I don't think so anyhow, not sure how it would be classified) but is actually a window fan with integrated replacable filter in the back. So I have a twin Freshy with 3 speeds and thermostat control, the Mathes, and the Philco window fan. The Philco is in pretty good shape.
Anyhow - the Mathes Cooler
That Mathes is more like the ones I have seen. Your Freshy is pretty nice. Is it "Freshn'd Aire" by Cory? They started having that in the name at some point- I don't know when.
That Philco- How big is it? The blade? I have seen that fan in pictures, but never seen the blade.
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 02:36 pm |
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hey guys be sure to check out vintage box fans on yahoo groups! the've got some cool ones on there.
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 02:48 pm |
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I feel left out....
Here is a box fan I am working on for a friend. It's been hanging from the ceiling for years and has accumulated dust, dirt and....snakeskin???
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Richard Larson
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The freshy is "by Cory".... The Philco - here's a photo looking inside the back door of it with the air filter removed. It has an Emerson motor in there with shafts out both ends and squirrel cage blades on each end. It has a couple of sets of internal doors that can be opened and closed which is the crossbar you see. It's not very large - it's 17" wide x 11" high x 14" deep. The squared rear part with the door is what you put sticking out the window.
Don Whipple wrote:
Richard Larson wrote: I'm not much on box fans but I do have 2. Both are in sore need of a major cleanup and the Mathes could use refinishing of the wood. The third is not technically a box fan (I don't think so anyhow, not sure how it would be classified) but is actually a window fan with integrated replacable filter in the back. So I have a twin Freshy with 3 speeds and thermostat control, the Mathes, and the Philco window fan. The Philco is in pretty good shape.
Anyhow - the Mathes Cooler
That Mathes is more like the ones I have seen. Your Freshy is pretty nice. Is it "Freshn'd Aire" by Cory? They started having that in the name at some point- I don't know when.
That Philco- How big is it? The blade? I have seen that fan in pictures, but never seen the blade.
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Bill Kreiner
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 03:04 pm |
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Richard Larson wrote: The freshy is "by Cory".... The Philco - here's a photo looking inside the back door of it with the air filter removed. It has an Emerson motor in there with shafts out both ends and squirrel cage blades on each end. It has a couple of sets of internal doors that can be opened and closed which is the crossbar you see. It's not very large - it's 17" wide x 11" high x 14" deep. The squared rear part with the door is what you put sticking out the window.
Don Whipple wrote:
Richard Larson wrote: I'm not much on box fans but I do have 2. Both are in sore need of a major cleanup and the Mathes could use refinishing of the wood. The third is not technically a box fan (I don't think so anyhow, not sure how it would be classified) but is actually a window fan with integrated replacable filter in the back. So I have a twin Freshy with 3 speeds and thermostat control, the Mathes, and the Philco window fan. The Philco is in pretty good shape.
Anyhow - the Mathes Cooler
That Mathes is more like the ones I have seen. Your Freshy is pretty nice. Is it "Freshn'd Aire" by Cory? They started having that in the name at some point- I don't know when.
That Philco- How big is it? The blade? I have seen that fan in pictures, but never seen the blade.
That Philco fan looks an awful lot like my Philco radio from the 1940s. I assume the fan is a 1940s model? Very cool (pun intended).
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Bill Kreiner
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 03:06 pm |
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James Pinette wrote: hey guys be sure to check out vintage box fans on yahoo groups! the've got some cool ones on there.
James
Hello, James...long time no chat. What is the address of the Yahoo fan group? I didn't know that existed.
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 03:06 pm |
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forgot about my ge quiet box/twindow fan i elive i am out of box fans now Attached Image (viewed 865 times):
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 03:17 pm |
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wow bill it has been a while, i think it's vintage box fans at yahoo groups or something like that.
take care
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 03:18 pm |
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| its in the links section
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 03:20 pm |
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| Thanks James and Myles...goes to show you I've been absent from here for too damned long!
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Nicholas Denney wrote: I feel left out....
Here is a box fan I am working on for a friend. It's been hanging from the ceiling for years and has accumulated dust, dirt and....snakeskin???
Ooh, you must've had some unwanted critters pass through there, unless the snakeskin was already there when you got the fan.
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Bill Kreiner wrote: Nicholas Denney wrote: I feel left out....
Here is a box fan I am working on for a friend. It's been hanging from the ceiling for years and has accumulated dust, dirt and....snakeskin???
Ooh, you must've had some unwanted critters pass through there, unless the snakeskin was already there when you got the fan.
The skin was there before it even left the ceiling... that's the spooky part......
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 06:07 pm |
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Check out these two from Ebay:
This one is interesting, but I don't like that the motor is mounted directly to the rear grille, like the Toastmaster I just won on Ebay. It's a real pain to disassemble for cleaning. I didn't realize there were as many intermediate-sized box fans as there are (between the standard small 12-or-so inch and large 20-or-so inch fans). My Vornado is one such fan.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Lasco-Steel-Window-Box-Aqua-Fan-2-Speed-15-X-15_W0QQitemZ270247528766QQihZ017QQcategoryZ4037QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Does this one below have the original blade? I tend to doubt it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-eskimo-box-fan_W0QQitemZ260252856749QQihZ016QQcategoryZ4037QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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| mounting the motor to the back grate makes it alot easer to clean the shell of rust and repaint or thats what i think
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 06:48 pm |
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That Eskimo does not have the correct blade. That model typically came with a thin, four blade design that was identical to what they put on their 10-12 in. table fans.
I have seen a few fans, listed as vintage, with new blade sets. Another common thing is to take a newer Lakewood P25 blade and put it on an old 20" fan. The blade set was available from Lakewood, through distributors, until the fan was discontinued. It sold for approx. $20. There have been a few on ebay that had a casing and motor mount that lloked familiar, but with the blade, I could not tell what they were.
If you are just buying a fan for the sake of having one, it does not matter. If you are buying something "vintage", I think it's a bit of sham to advertise as such something that clearly is not close to original.
Just my opinion.
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 08:19 pm |
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Here's my little 12" Signal from the mid 50's.
It has an air diffuser, electrically reversible two speed motor (6-pole), and a thermostat. Very feature packed for a smaller fan, and due to the deep pitched blades it's very quiet.
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 11:23 pm |
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| Heres some of mine I've gotten over the years.I still am missing a couple of pics cuz I havn't taken then yet. Attached Image (viewed 831 times):
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 11:24 pm |
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| Most of these are before pics. Attached Image (viewed 832 times):
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| my most powerful fan: Attached Image (viewed 905 times):
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| another pretty poweful one: Attached Image (viewed 830 times):
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| more to come..and maybe after pics.
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Posted: Wed Jun 18th, 2008 11:56 pm |
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Nick,
That is the first Fasco 20" 4 blade that I have ever seen. I saw you video (I think it's yours) on You Tube. That's an awesome fan.
It is listed in the Fasco 1971 catalog as "Designer series"
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Bill,
Here is what that Eskimo should look like with correct bladeset:
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Nick Merenda wrote: this is an "after" pic:
Nick,
I found this scan from a 1971 Fasco Brochure that has your fan. The scan was on an old computer and the quality is poor- but hey, it does give some info on the fan.
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we haven seen an emerson box fan on here
does anybody have one
we have seen all the other brands on here
jost wondering
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Posted: Thu Jun 19th, 2008 03:59 am |
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| It's marketed by Arctic Aire but has a Fasco motor.and it is model 200.
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Jon Brown wrote: we haven seen an emerson box fan on here
does anybody have one
we have seen all the other brands on here
jost wondering
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I agree with Jon.
Show us your Emerson box fans!!
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Duane Burright wrote: Jon Brown wrote: we haven seen an emerson box fan on here
does anybody have one
we have seen all the other brands on here
jost wondering
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I agree with Jon.
Show us your Emerson box fans!! It is not mine, but here is an Emerson:Attached Image (viewed 784 times):
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Posted: Thu Jun 19th, 2008 10:37 pm |
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now were talking
sorry guys i dont have a box fan to show here ok
i am not a box fan man
but i enjoy looking at them
jon brown
ps keep em comin
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Posted: Thu Jun 19th, 2008 10:46 pm |
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Don Whipple wrote: Duane Burright wrote: Jon Brown wrote: we haven seen an emerson box fan on here
does anybody have one
we have seen all the other brands on here
jost wondering
jon brown
I agree with Jon.
Show us your Emerson box fans!! It is not mine, but here is an Emerson: The other box fan that I can remember that Emerson made was a wooden box fan like the Mathes Coolers. Emerson wasnt that big on box fans Lakewood and Lasko were more into box fans.
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Posted: Thu Jun 19th, 2008 10:50 pm |
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Austin B Ko wrote: Don Whipple wrote: Duane Burright wrote: Jon Brown wrote: we haven seen an emerson box fan on here
does anybody have one
we have seen all the other brands on here
jost wondering
jon brown
I agree with Jon.
Show us your Emerson box fans!! It is not mine, but here is an Emerson: The other box fan that I can remember that Emerson made was a wooden box fan like the Mathes Coolers. Emerson wasnt that big on box fans Lakewood and Lasko were more into box fans.
i saw one of those on ebay one of those wooden ones i also saw some metal emersons on ebay if emerson is king of desk fans they probly rule box fans too so there is one brand we have not heard from westinghouse anybody got any westinghouse box fans
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Posted: Thu Jun 19th, 2008 11:01 pm |
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Myles Gifford wrote: Austin B Ko wrote: Don Whipple wrote: Duane Burright wrote: Jon Brown wrote: we haven seen an emerson box fan on here
does anybody have one
we have seen all the other brands on here
jost wondering
jon brown
I agree with Jon.
Show us your Emerson box fans!! It is not mine, but here is an Emerson: The other box fan that I can remember that Emerson made was a wooden box fan like the Mathes Coolers. Emerson wasnt that big on box fans Lakewood and Lasko were more into box fans.
i saw one of those on ebay one of those wooden ones i also saw some metal emersons on ebay if emerson is king of desk fans they probly rule box fans too so there is one brand we have not heard from westinghouse anybody got any westinghouse box fans
Emersons are great- but I do not think they made many box fans. I think they only produced box fans into the late 1960s, and never in high quantity. Of the major desk fan producers, GE, Fasco and Hunter made far more box fans than Emerson. Just guessing, mainly from memory, knowledge of what companies sold fans in what major stores and what I have seen on ebay, I'd say the major box fan companies were: Lakewood, Lasko (especially later), Eskimo-Toastmaster (all made by Bersted Mfg.), Hunter, Air King and Fasco. Lakewood, Air King and Lasko primarily made box and window fans, only later did they start producing table fans.
I'll look for a Westy. I have a picture somewhere...
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Posted: Fri Jun 20th, 2008 12:09 am |
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Thanks for the Eskimo picture, Don. That's what I thought the blades should look like. Perhaps the seller didn't know.
That green Emerson is really neat! Do you have a friend whose collection you can photograph? I ask this because you posted the Emerson and also the G.E. I've been looking for, none of which are yours. Ray will sell me his G.E. 12-incher, incidentally. Finally, after all these years, I'll have one!
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Bill Kreiner wrote: Thanks for the Eskimo picture, Don. That's what I thought the blades should look like. Perhaps the seller didn't know.
That green Emerson is really neat! Do you have a friend whose collection you can photograph? I ask this because you posted the Emerson and also the G.E. I've been looking for, none of which are yours. Ray will sell me his G.E. 12-incher, incidentally. Finally, after all these years, I'll have one!
I have to be careful, as I have a ton of photos that I have "poached" from ads thru time and probably would be violating some copyright if I post them. Except for those two, all of the other fans I have shown are in my collection, and with the exception of a few table fans, have shown all I currently own.
I have about 600 different box and window fan photos. I have considered compiling a history of the major brands, as I have seen enough to have a good idea of what and when most were made. I'd love to get all of the input others have on these fans and see how much we all know and have to share.
That's good news about you finding the 12" GE!
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