Help with identification

[Trust]

looks like an old ceiling fan, are there holes in the base for mounting?

[TexMax]

Sure it aint a dikfer?

Lol I hadn't heard that one

[Tubby]

Looks like it may be an early "fandango fan".

[rcjunky007]

Looks like an early dyson. Turn it upside down and it may suck.

[Man]

I don't think it a fan.....if its spinning from its axis then the "blades" are actually positioned in an areodynamic position and arn't going to push any air at all just cutting right through it.

[stick-n-move]

It does have holes in the base. It actually blows alot of air 360 degrees. I just can't find anything on the internet that looks like it to put a value on it. It is possibly for sale.

[tx07]

It does have holes in the base. It actually blows alot of air 360 degrees. I just can't find anything on the internet that looks like it to put a value on it. It is possibly for sale.

I found a base that matches. It is from a old GE fan. But that's about it.

[mac0515]

It's an old desk fan they were made so they didn't blow the papers away

[jdogg76]

Pretty neat find, for whatever it turns out to be

[stick-n-move]

I ended up with alot off old stuff. This was the only thing I could not put an identity to.

[froghunter]

hellifiknow

[Jp.]

I ended up with alot off old stuff. This was the only thing I could not put an identity to.

My granny use to have a old GE fan that set in her bedroom that had a base that liked a lot like that ones.
Ive looked and looked. Ive googled and asked the oldest guy I work with and no ideas. But dont give up cause now im really interested.

[Riceguy]

That there is a finger-eater.

[Stan R]

send this place pictures.. Bet they might know

http://www.dtvintagefans.org/index.htm

[Mike Murphey]

It's a wire spooler......you feed it wire and it winds it up.....