The fan blade hub screws onto the rotor, which rotates on This fan uses Emerson's unique hollow stationary shaft The 26 is the series, 6 for power lineįrequency in tens of cycles per second, 4 for the number of blades, and 6 for The 5-digit Emerson type or model numbersĮncode information about the fan. This is the non-oscillating companion fan to the Emerson 27-series fans Shown here is an Emerson 26646, which was made from 1919 toġ922. It was made in the early 1920's and is single speed. This little 8" oscillating fan, 'Trail Blazer', was made by the AC Gilbert Co., AC Gilbert Emerson General Electric Hunter Knapp-Monarch Robbins & Myers Wade-Youman Western Electric White-Cross Links AC Gilbert Fans Repairs if needed, and replaced the base felt if needed, so they may be used.Ĭlick upon any outlined picture to enlarge. I clean them,Īt the very least, but to the many that run I oil them, and make electrical None of the fans you will see here have been restored.
Would really be required for the summer season, and I have bought fans that do On the other hand, I do have quite a few more fans than I do refuse to buy new fans because of their poor The 12" and 16" fans in my collection are actually used quite a bit in the summer monthsįrom May-September, and as such, I don't readily consider myself a collector ofĪntique fans per se. Gallery of my collection of antique oscillating and fixed table fans along with
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