Hi,
 
We would be happy to make replica fan blades for you. Simply email a picture of
the ones you have (with dimensions) and, if you'd like, you can also mail them
to us to borrow if you'd like. We have 75+ species of wood you can choose from
and we'll custom make any size/shape blades you'd like.
 
Let us know what we can do for you...we look forwrd to working with you.
 
Thanks
Charlie and Zach

--- On Thu, 2/12/09, macbook_sinestro <macbook_sinestro@...> wrote:

From: macbook_sinestro <macbook_sinestro@...>
Subject: [vintageceilingfans] 80s Airmaster blades
To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, February 12, 2009, 12:24 PM






Hello fellow fan fanatics,

I now have a '87 Airmaster ceiling fan. I would love to hang and
operate this fan but I need a small downrod and the 48" blades. I do
have the 56" blades that I am restoring so I can trade them if needed.
If anyone has either a short down rod or the 48" blades, let me know.
Also, if you might know where to get them that would be helpful too.

Thanks!



















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Hello fellow fan fanatics,

I now have a '87 Airmaster ceiling fan. I would love to hang and
operate this fan but I need a small downrod and the 48" blades. I do
have the 56" blades that I am restoring so I can trade them if needed.
If anyone has either a short down rod or the 48" blades, let me know.
Also, if you might know where to get them that would be helpful too.

Thanks!

i did found it,but it was cut/paste on my school's binder in middle 90s(it was
early 90s kmart ads),the brand on that fan(i remember it said it)said it's
alantic air,but the one on my ad shows it in 4 bladed/white/polish brass
verion,but it had a very same light kit/globe,blades,blade arms..etc on it as
well...
 
i DO NOT have a scanner,but my parents does,as soon as i get to my parent's
scanner,i scan it/post it.

--- On Sun, 1/4/09, kielnunn2000 <kielnunn2000@...> wrote:

From: kielnunn2000 <kielnunn2000@...>
Subject: [vintageceilingfans] Re: A 5-Bladed spinner
To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, January 4, 2009, 6:14 PM






THANKS! If you find the ad, please let me know! And if you find out
more or ever run across one, let me know as well.

THANKS a lot















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THANKS! If you find the ad, please let me know! And if you find out
more or ever run across one, let me know as well.

THANKS a lot

i seen those 5 bladed top mounted spinners before,it's was in my kmart ad,if not
it was target...
i just found the "cut out fan pic" from the ad i got,it shown the 4 bladed
version in white/polish brass

--- On Sun, 1/4/09, kielnunn2000 <kielnunn2000@...> wrote:

From: kielnunn2000 <kielnunn2000@...>
Subject: [vintageceilingfans] A 5-Bladed spinner
To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, January 4, 2009, 2:04 AM






I ran across ebay and spotted this listing (check out the link below)

http://cgi.ebay. com/LOT-OF- 3-CEILING- FANS-AND- 1-CHANDELIER_ W0QQitemZ1503182
41974QQcmdZViewI temQQptZLH_ DefaultDomain_ 0?hash=item15031 8241974&_
trksid=p3911. c0.m14&_trkparms =72%3A570|66%3A2|65%3A12| 39%3A1|240% 3A1318

They may not be vintage, but definitely VERY unusual ceiling fans that
I have NEVER seen before.















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I ran across ebay and spotted this listing (check out the link below)

http://cgi.ebay.com/LOT-OF-3-CEILING-FANS-AND-1-CHANDELIER_W0QQitemZ150318241974\
QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item150318241974&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14\
&_trkparms=72%3A570|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318

They may not be vintage, but definitely VERY unusual ceiling fans that
I have NEVER seen before.

$5 plus shipping will do. It runs, will need bearings oiled.

To: vintageceilingfans@...: troy_hughes091@...: Mon,
17 Nov 2008 19:10:44 -0800Subject: RE: [vintageceilingfans] Hello, Clearing out
misc. fan stuff!



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Great trick, I'd forgot about this one.

Richard Garnica wrote:
> Use a pipe cleaner, make a 1/2 inch bend and insert into oil cup, right under
the fan blades.  If the pipe cleaner comes out dry it needs more oil.
>
> Richard
>
>
> --- On Fri, 11/28/08, Kevin R. Jones <ricksdaname18@...> wrote:
>
>
>> From: Kevin R. Jones <ricksdaname18@...>
>> Subject: [vintageceilingfans] How do I know if I have enough oil in a Hunter
Original?
>> To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
>> Date: Friday, November 28, 2008, 10:04 AM
>> Is there some little trick or something to knowing how to
>> check the
>> oil level in the fan? Its one of the newer remakes probably
>> from the
>> 90's and I had to add some when I first put it up.
>> Thanks for any help.

how much you want for that small wite ceiling fan

















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Use a pipe cleaner, make a 1/2 inch bend and insert into oil cup, right under
the fan blades.  If the pipe cleaner comes out dry it needs more oil.

Richard


--- On Fri, 11/28/08, Kevin R. Jones <ricksdaname18@...> wrote:

> From: Kevin R. Jones <ricksdaname18@...>
> Subject: [vintageceilingfans] How do I know if I have enough oil in a Hunter
Original?
> To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, November 28, 2008, 10:04 AM
> Is there some little trick or something to knowing how to
> check the
> oil level in the fan? Its one of the newer remakes probably
> from the
> 90's and I had to add some when I first put it up.
> Thanks for any help.

Is there some little trick or something to knowing how to check the
oil level in the fan? Its one of the newer remakes probably from the
90's and I had to add some when I first put it up. Thanks for any help.

Did you see the pictures of the blades on the vintage ceiling fans II site? I
can make some more pictures if necessary.

To: vintageceilingfans@...: troy_hughes091@...: Tue,
11 Nov 2008 15:19:41 -0800Subject: Re: [vintageceilingfans] Hello, Clearing out
misc. fan stuff!



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i need some blades what kind of blades do you have pics of them  let me know
thanks troy.

















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Hey fellow fan fans:

I am looking for a old Airmaster(now I know what I am looking for
thanks to Mr. Spiffy)mid sized ceiling fan. The 80s pan cake motor
model. If anyone knows where to get one, let me know! I tried to buy
one from a few places that still have them installed and working, but
it's a no go.

Thanks!

Does anyone know where I could find this fan at in this very same color?
They hare hard to find here!

Hey, havent visited the site lately. I recently moved and have some
ceiling fan stuff to part with. It includes blades, a couple downrods,
a moss wall mount control, screws, etc. There is actually a ceiling
fan in there too, the bearings are worn and are starting to bind up on
this one, I think if you spray some oil on it it should spin easier.
Let me know if interested in this stuff. I will post some pics of the
stuff on the "vintage ceiling fans II" site. I am also selling a box
fan and some desk fans on the afca site (www.fancollectors.org) Thanks
everyone. Its not necessary but I hope I can find someone local to
pick this stuff up!

I am planning on using rustoleum spray paint. I am just trying to decide if I
want to try gloss or flat.


Thank You for your reply
Richard


--- On Fri, 10/17/08, Paul Scott <paul_d_scott@...> wrote:

> From: Paul Scott <paul_d_scott@...>
> Subject: [vintageceilingfans] Re: repainting hunter original
> To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, October 17, 2008, 10:08 AM
> For a white fan I've used Rustoleum enamel with
> excellent results in a regular spray gun.
>
> I lightly scuffed the old finish with steel wool and
> sandpaper then cleaned with paint thinner.
>
> I thinned the Rustoleum about 25% to 35% depending on the
> temperature with a combination of 75% mineral spirits (paint
> thinner) and 25% laquer thinner.
>
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For a white fan I've used Rustoleum enamel with excellent results in a regular
spray gun.

I lightly scuffed the old finish with steel wool and sandpaper then cleaned with
paint thinner.

I thinned the Rustoleum about 25% to 35% depending on the temperature with a
combination of 75% mineral spirits (paint thinner) and 25% laquer thinner.

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I wanted to match the original color.  I just received a new canopy cover and it
is snow white. Now, I just need to see what type of paint to use. By the way I
also use the vintage ceiling fan forum I just haven't registered.

Thanks for all your help.



--- On Thu, 10/16/08, Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman <mtneuman@...> wrote:

> From: Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman <mtneuman@...>
> Subject: Re: [vintageceilingfans] repainting hunter original
> To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 11:06 PM
> What finish are you trying to match?  The frost white?
>
> Appliance epoxy enamel usually works best.
>
> Richard wrote:
> > What type of paint should I use to try and reproduce
> an original paint finish. I have just
> > bought a fan model 22454 ( hunter original) white with
> antique brass, unfortunately
> > someone painted it with latex paint and it looks
> terrible.  I am in the process of stripping the
> > latex paint and wish to get as close to original
> finish as I can.
> >
> >
> > Thanks for any suggestions
> >
> > Rihcard

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What finish are you trying to match?  The frost white?

Appliance epoxy enamel usually works best.

Richard wrote:
> What type of paint should I use to try and reproduce an original paint finish.
I have just
> bought a fan model 22454 ( hunter original) white with antique brass,
unfortunately
> someone painted it with latex paint and it looks terrible.  I am in the
process of stripping the
> latex paint and wish to get as close to original finish as I can.
>
>
> Thanks for any suggestions
>
> Rihcard

What type of paint should I use to try and reproduce an original paint finish. I
have just
bought a fan model 22454 ( hunter original) white with antique brass,
unfortunately
someone painted it with latex paint and it looks terrible.  I am in the process
of stripping the
latex paint and wish to get as close to original finish as I can.


Thanks for any suggestions

Rihcard

I couldn't view the picture, but in grade school we had 3 blade large
industrial fans in the classrooms & cafeteria.  The name was "OX."
And, my grandmother had a different style in her living room years ago and it
had "UNION" on the 5 speed click box on the wall.

Hope that helps.
Eric

To: vintageceilingfans@...: macbook_sinestro@...: Tue,
23 Sep 2008 01:16:49 +0000Subject: [vintageceilingfans] Industrial ceiling fan




Hello fellow fan fanatics,I once saw this ceiling fan many moons ago as a grade
school kid. Wenever had them and one fall when we returned from summer
vacation,they were up in our cafeteria. They were(and still are)cool
looking.However, I never knew the model or manufacturer of them. I made adrawing
of one, and if anyone has any info on this fan it would begreatly
appreciated.Thanks- Jim T.P.S. - It's picture title is 3 blade metal ceiling
fan.jpg






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Jim, I couldn't find the PIC but it sounds like a 3 blade industrial from  WW
Graingers.

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Hello fellow fan fanatics,

I once saw this ceiling fan many moons ago as a grade school kid. We
never had them and one fall when we returned from summer vacation,
they were up in our cafeteria. They were(and still are)cool looking.
However, I never knew the model or manufacturer of them. I made a
drawing of one, and if anyone has any info on this fan it would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks

- Jim T.

P.S. - It's picture title is 3 blade metal ceiling fan.jpg

I am trying to locate a Casablanca Cathay Mandarin Red Ceiling fan in
all mandarin red. If anyone has one or knows someone who has one and
wants to sell it, PLEASE let me know.

THANKS

--- On Tue, 8/5/08, Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman <mtneuman@...> wrote:
Will do Thank You very much for your reply.
Richard
> From: Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman <mtneuman@...>
> Subject: Re: [vintageceilingfans] Hunter original Model 22272
> To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, August 5, 2008, 10:25 PM
> Go to Grainger, get the Sprayon Red Insulating Varnish.
>
> Richard wrote:
> > I have a 2 speed hunter original that starts to buzz
> on high speed only. (I think the windings
> > are loose).  I have read that lacquer may solve this
> problem.  I want to know if there is a
> > special lacquer or just regular( from home depot)
> would do.  I read to use indoor lacquer
> > because it hardens better than exterior.  Any ideas.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Richard
> >
> >
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> >
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> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

Go to Grainger, get the Sprayon Red Insulating Varnish.

Richard wrote:
> I have a 2 speed hunter original that starts to buzz on high speed only. (I
think the windings
> are loose).  I have read that lacquer may solve this problem.  I want to know
if there is a
> special lacquer or just regular( from home depot) would do.  I read to use
indoor lacquer
> because it hardens better than exterior.  Any ideas.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Richard
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> partner site:  http://www.vintageceilingfans.com/Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

I have a 2 speed hunter original that starts to buzz on high speed only. (I
think the windings
are loose).  I have read that lacquer may solve this problem.  I want to know if
there is a
special lacquer or just regular( from home depot) would do.  I read to use
indoor lacquer
because it hardens better than exterior.  Any ideas.

Thanks in advance.

Richard

I buy fasco motors and not to often see fasco ceiling fans , so next time I will
email the listing to you.
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman
   To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com ; Robert Christenson
   Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 9:22 PM
   Subject: Re: [vintageceilingfans] Emerson Electric Can someone help me
identify


   Sure. What models? eMail me directly.

   Robert Christenson wrote:
   > Hi Dan are you interested in Fasco ceiling fans ??. Bob
   > ----- Original Message -----
   > From: Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman
   > To: vintageceilingfans@yahoogroups.com ; riegerixbridgett@...
   > Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 2:08 PM
   > Subject: Re: [vintageceilingfans] Emerson Electric Can someone help me
identify
   >
   >
   > As soon as you post pictures I will identify it for you. You can also
   > email them to me directly mtneuman@...
   >
   > riegerixbridgett wrote:
   > > Hello,
   > >
   > > I have this Emerson Electric fan, but don't know anything else about
   > > it. The model # is CF529AB-2. The motor is Brass and very solid. I am
   > > looking to find out proper name, age, motor, and if it is seeked by
   > > those who collect fans. I will have to post pictures under "Emerson
   > > Help". I have a couple Casablanca Victorians and after finding out
   > > about them...I have now got to find out about this one...I don't
   > > collect them, just seem to have them...and a old Hunter too, but that
   > > will come next.
   > >
   > > Thanks soooooo much!
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
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