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You've got a dealer load's worth of Casablancas. You did miss a Home Decorators Collection ceiling fan in the garage.

You forgot Grant house dining room

That thing HAULS ASS

Amazing

1. American Industries (who happened to be Quoizel's OEM for fans) and Key Largo also offered SuperFan models. The reason your lights don't dim up to full brightness is because the SuperFan system ran the lights at 88 volts. The idea was that the lower voltage would prolong the bulb life. The idea being that the homeowner could compensate for the loss of light by using higher wattage bulbs Side note: How do you keep finding all the SuperFans?!

cool, now I know how intelitouch was invented. Very nice looking fan too. Speaking of intelitouch, what happened to your white and brass ventura anyway? Is it sitting in storage or?

There is one in that finish in Disneyland.

what happened to this fan anyways? As in where is it now?

fan of the void, I like it!

I use to watch Sesame Street Barney and Peppa Pig

My birthday was yesterday September 18 so Happy National Ceiling fan day

I love your fan collection especially that 1930's original since they are my favorite fans in general

Yo!! I always watched you when I was young. You have a lot of fans

Any reason why the bathroom doesn't have a fan anymore? Nice collection

You really do have the most amazing collection of Casablanca and FASCO! Happy to see a lot of cool Homestead stuff too! Happy NCFD!

Happy NCFD

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Ba dum TSSS

Model name is Amberlin or Creekside. The DOE encouraging manufacturers to downsize and undercap AC spinner motors to maximize "CFM per watt" seems to be the reason why today's fans run slow.

LOL

I quite dislike these.

Pretty sure they are the Channing, and yes they are quite sad and quite often bad caps like this one.

nice

I have this ceiling fan in my bedroom in my apartment and it’s honestly a good fan. It’s no joke on high. Maybe it’s the capacitors or the pitch of the blades

Didn’t watch past where you said Cape May. I knew this was coastal NJ! Even the “diamond” pull-chain screams SNJ coast. I live in TX, but grew up there. Litex was especially prevalent because of Fox Electric Supply. They had a few stores, namely Ocean City, and outside Wildwood. They sold Litex and Concord. Every newer or renovated home along the SNJ coast was loaded up with these! Footprint models, and really cool earlier versions. To this day, my grandmother, 92, has a Litex footprint, dated 1989, in her bedroom. I found it in the trash when I was 15, circa 2002. The owners said they replaced it with a fan that had a light, not knowing they could just add one. They replaced it with a Hampton Bay Chatham. I repainted it bc it had nicotine stains. Still runs beautifully all these years later.

The ones with footprint vents, I love them for childhood reasons.

For builder fans I am a fan. Especially a cheesy builder. With good capacitors.

Hope you find a 1995 Charleston.

Ok, so it looks like it's missing a blade/s for some reason. Is there any big difference between 2 blades and 3?

Never knew this existed. Super cool! The acorn pull-chain makes me think it was Alaska-made? Love it!

On this week's edition of "Sleeper"...

On the topic of obscure fans, I just picked up a Magic Heat ceiling fan from the Habitat today. Was not expecting to find a plastic Original copy to surface at a Habitat of all places!

Probably my favorite fan that you featured on this Chanel recently. What did that Alta get replaced with?

Nice!

The parlor fan fob is to mark their American made fans since fasco had outsourced to halsey around that time for their import stuff they offered alongside their stack motor stuff…I have that exact same fob on a 5 blade Charleston from 1994

Really nice

Nice! Need to check it out myself...

I'm so glad that I met you and others in-person. I loved going there!

I have this exact fan

Man! You oughta be called TheCasablancaKinger! I'll bet $1000 this fan among the first 100 Cambridge's ever made! I would not be surprised either if and probably is, among the first 50 of these ever made, knowing you and Casablanca fans! This is a real classic! So elegant and upscale! Love the finish!

Nice!! This among the VERY oldest Homestead fans to exist!! Glad you have this!

Now this in my opinion is the coolest fan view fan ever made! Charles S has this too

Whoa! These are rare as hell! Frickin awesome you got this!

Years ago, I lived in an apartment complex that had two of these in the clubhouse. Very tall cathedral ceilings, mounted on the slope, maybe 30+ degrees with apx. 5ft downrods. Antique brass, plain blades. Each had a solid state control on the wall next the wood burning- turned-gas fireplace. The slope was extreme enough you could almost see the top of the mounting ball on each one, and no recall clips. One day I asked why they were never used. They told me they wobbled too much. I didn’t dare turn them on! After moving away, I had to go back for some reason and they were replaced with some 5-blade Craftmade fans with strikingly-similar blade arms. I forget the model name, but they were oddly similar. The solid-state controls replaced with 3-speed dials, and both on medium. I asked about the Cambridge fans, they said the electrician tossed them a few months prior. Fast-forward 17+ years, the pics of the clubhouse show no fans and the fireplace gone. Only time I ever saw these IRL. Very cool fans!

Performance Is Fantastic!

What happened to TheRussianFazbear

Disgusting

Dance fan 2:59

Cool find.

**sees Fasco copy** This is why we can’t trust anyone