Fanimation Fan Museum Updated Fan Testing/Demonstrations ALL ON LOW/MEDIUM

Рет қаралды 141,730

6 жыл бұрын

As of 2019 I no longer work for Fanimation and all questions re: the company, their products, or the museum should be directed to them. I most likely will not reply to those questions re: video comments.
Fanimation is home of the world's largest (and presumably only) fan museum, with hundreds of fans from the 1800s to present! The curator is Tom Frampton, founder of Fanimation, whose personal collection is included in the museum.
There are a great many ceiling fans installed EVERYWHERE in the company, including every single office and cubicle. There is also a great deal of fan-related artwork and memorabilia posted everywhere.
The lower level deals primarily with pre-1950s ceiling, desk, and hand fans. The upper level deals primarily with post-1950s ceiling, desk, and hand fans. This section is a work in progress, and I have added many vintage ceiling fans from my personal collection.
Here are the fans I have added:
Rejuvenation "Heron" antique General Electric replica c.2015
Calcutta/TPI/Sunbeam ornate c.early 1980s
Moss/JCPenney Four Seasons copy HFD-42 c.1982
Commander/CEC/DEMC/DEMCO/Synlix 36" Ceiling Fan with light c.late 1970s
Hunter/Robbins & Myers Type 22305 Ceiling Fan with optional ornate kit c.late 1970s
Casablanca Zephyr Ceiling Fan "The Friday Fan" c.1980
Fanimation Palisade Ceiling Fan (very early polished brass 2x3 blade version) c.late 1980s
Unknown (Key Largo?) Ornate (Victorian copy) c.early 1980s
Hunter "1930s Original" 23734 in gloss black (5 blades) c.early 1990s
Encon Six Blade Ceiling Fan (Hunter Original copy) c.early 1980s
Hunter "1886" Limited Edition c.1986
Casablanca Centennial, c.1982, made by Tom Frampton
Homestead Whisperfan III, c.1980
Codep model 100 "Galaxy" c.1981
Nutone Friction Drive c.1979
Southern Fan Co "Tara" c.1979
Unknown (Patton?) Oak Leaf copy, model unknown c.early 1980s
Phil Rich (Emerson "Blenderfan" variant/copy) c.1970s
Emerson "Petal" model CF6850HTW0 c.1990s
Casablanca 20th Century copper/cane made by Tom Frampton c.1977
Fasco World`s Fair 38" c.1982
Casablanca Columbia #55 of 500 made by Tom Frampton, c.1976
Nutone IDPF-48 c.1979
Odyssey Creations c.1976
Venton MFG. CO. LTD. aka VEC c.1970s
Emerson Tristar model CF5050BK00 (with light) c.1990s
Casablanca Victorian/CB-1 made by Tom Frampton c.1975
"KDK (Panasonic) Renaissance (made in Japan) c.1982
Emerson "Casablanca Classic" plain, brushed nickel, 42" c.1983
Sanyo EF-56FCP (made in Japan) c.1975
Hunter "Second Century Original" c. 1992
Island Fan Co "Plantation Electric Fan" c.1981
Progress Lighting "Windsor" model P-2500 (52" ornate) c.early 1980s
Airmaster (British made, Relite, etc) c.late 1970s
SMC "Laguna" 24k gold plated c.1980
Uknown (Toastmaster/CEC/Commander?) "Turkey foot vent" fan c.early 1980s
FASCO "Heat Cycler" c.1981
Nutone Slimline model PFL-4203 42" with integrated light kit c.1986
Sears (Emerson) "Turn of the Century" c.1976
Unknown (American Industries/Calcutta) 4/5/6 blade/cane c.early 1980s
Unknown solid brass fernleaf design, c.1970s
Leading Edge "Ring Fan" Hi Tech II 36 c1980s
Lite-Tron (Wing Tat) 36" wood blade model CF-2 c.early 1980s
Magic Heat c.1981
Quoizel "Abigail Adams" c.1980
Emerson "Strato-Jet" c.1984
Hunter Designer's Choice c.1982
Moss Caribbean Breeze c.1978
Key Largo (wicker fan, no motor) c.1979
Unknown (Ritz?) spinner with genuine Hunter stained/leaded glass light kit c.late 1970s
Hunter Six Blade Studio Series model 23549 c.1987
Energy Reduction Systems c.1981
Crompton Greaves Encon "High Breeze" c.1979
Casablanca Avalon (Nassau motor) c.1990
Emerson Heat Fan c.1969
Casablanca Broadway Limited Edition #329 of 500, c.1977
Golden Fan Electric model 268 c.late1970s
Mistral (made by TAT/Wing Tat) with preheat fluorescent light c.1970s
Hunter Sailcloth/Outdoor Original c.1990
Evergo "Emperor"/"The Roma" c.1982
Unknown, referred to as "The I-Fan", presumably early 1980s
SMC M48 c.1979
Leslie-Locke DF-523 ("Bananafan") c.1980
Leslie-Locke "Play It Again Sam" c.1980
Homestead WIND II in polished brass c.late 1980s
Homestead Whisperfan I model HP-10 c.1980
Old Jacksonville ornate version (Nichols Kusan)
Broan (relabeled CEC/Moss/Ritz/etc) in copper finish
New Fan LTD Ceiling Fan model N101-C48 c.1980s
Homestead "Mickey Mouse" c.1980s
JAB (Union) Evergo) c.early 1980s
Homestead Whisperfan II model HP-20 white/brass/stencil blades
Unknown (Mitsubishi?) c.1950s/1960s
Unknown French Gyro fan (1950s?)
1970s K63 Casablanca Four Seasons 38"
1980s Casablanca Caimbridge 42"
1970s K63 Casablanca New Orleans in copper
1970s K63 Casablanca Broadway LTD 261 of 500
1970s K63 Casablanca 20th Century LTD in polished brass
I buy, sell, and trade vintage ceiling fans.
If you enjoy my videos, I welcome PayPal donations dspiffy@gmail.com  
 
On the web: www.dspiffy.com For Dan Spiffy Neuman Fan & Music Merch including Tshirts, coffee mugs, and more:
shop.spreadshirt.com/dspiffy/

Пікірлер: 11

@IHAP563 2 ай бұрын

Epic vid! Surprised the heron is still there, just went there yesterday

@amyjeffers414 5 жыл бұрын

Hi Dan, I'd like to thank you for your videos. My four year old, who has special needs really enjoys them. Levi is allowed to watch videos for one hour each evening, and he always chooses your fan videos. One of the obstacles he is overcoming is an oral aversion. We have been trying to get a spoon in his mouth for months, in hopes that he can learn to eat his food with his mouth, and possibly not have to have use the feeding tube in the future. I finally found something that works. I told my son that if he put a spoon in his mouth that he could watch an extra 15 minutes of a fan videos. He did it! I will gradually start dipping his spoon in honey, Nutella, etc , hopefully we can keep moving forward until we get whole spoonfuls of food at a time. I thought you should know that you're videos have really helped my little man move forward in this area. Thank you.

@dspiffy 5 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! When I started posting fan videos, I had no idea that they would reach so many special needs children, but they have become my primary viewership. As a parent, I love anything that makes kids happy and your son's story is very special! Tell him not only do I love eating with spoons, I love nutella! I also love eating my vegetables, when you get to that. I no longer work for the fan museum but if you are ever in Wisconsin you are welcome to visit.