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Posted 1 year ago
aycockonxion
(120 items)
I recently added this mid-1930's Emerson Seabreeze Type 3150 desk fan to my collection. This fan is most likely a 1936 model as best as I can tell. It is in proper working order and really isn't bad cosmetically... the blades could use cleaning up and polishing, it is missing the badge on the top of the motor, the cord is original, and the paint (and the fan overall) is in "C" condition. Probably a good restoration candidate, if I can find a badge.. put it in line with the rest!
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Very Nice Piece! Glad to see your posting again, missed you.
Thanks Kerry, I appreciate that! Been out of pocket and unable to do much for a while.. Hope to be able to keep plugged in more now!! :)
Thank you officialfuel!!
Thanks BELLIN68!!
anytime:)
Thank you for the love stonesfan1!!
Thank you miKKoChristmas11!!
Nice Fan!
Thanks Signaholic, 'preciate that! :)