1940s Fresh'nd aire model 2300

[@djm5k]

Out of all the vintage fans out there, Fresh ‘n Aire fans are my favorite. I have found a few of these online over the years. I found a 14” table fan with the foxtail blade design at my local swapmeet for $50. It was extremely dirty, but I cleaned it up, serviced it, and it runs great.

[@wiskeylizard1957]

There nice runners!

[@lipsticklb]

These were on the loading dock of my grandparents store..but much bigger...

[@wiskeylizard1957]

Cool!

[@PVZBlover]

This Is Far BETTER Than Those Modern Cheap Chinese Made Industrial Fans

[@wiskeylizard1957]

Yep.

[@PVZBlover]

Also Fresh'nd Aire Fans Are A Real Bygone Era Of Heavy Duty Industrial Fans

[@wiskeylizard1957]

Yes they are!

[@DBVintage]

I like that airplane type drone.

[@sheddski2942]

wow my dad came across 3 of those back in 1969 2 needed work and one needed cord only we took the cord only one and my dad had his friend who was a electrician fix the other 2 so he kept one too and the third one went to the guy who needed my dads station wagon to get them the good part is i use the only one i know of the 3 left it could use a blade but still pumps out plenty of air chrome is pitted on the base but the cage cleaned up well nice to see i,m not the only one who likes these

[@wiskeylizard1957]

These are great fans!

[@theshroomer9825]

I like the soothing breeze sound it makes, and it's very unusual to see a plastic bladed fan made in the 40's, Nice one

[@PVZBlover]

The Blade itself Is Made Out Of Bakelite

[@EskieWolf]

Very cool (no pun intended)! I'm hoping to get one myself someday.

[@wiskeylizard1957]

Thanks!

[@wiskeylizard1957]

They are Cool Fans, especially when you can find one with good chrome.

[@bufford14]

I've got a fan like you have and the bake light blade finally gave up the ghost. Is it possible to get an after market fan blade for this fan. mark

[@briankurtt]

Nice fan Mike

[@steviebboy69]

I have an old Australian made fan, and its very powerful 240 volt motor and about 730 watts of power so near 1 HP. its just a single speed, turns at 1440 rpm or so the maker plate on it says. scares the shit out of me to turn it on. my nephew years ago called it "the killer"

[@wiskeylizard1957]

+steviebboy69 Like to see a pic of it!

[@steviebboy69]

I will upload it sometime, it is as I said quite big and very heavy too.

[@wiskeylizard1957]

Cool!

[@oOXTHEGHOSTXOo]

I found the EXACT same fan except it's NOT a pedestal fan. How much do they go for and its in awsome working condition. All original with great looking tags. Motor=2300, Model=2300, Cycles=60, Watts=175, Volts=115 O.C, Rpm=300-1600.Runs like a titan! BTW~ It's 1 speed. High. Its a little louder than yours was.

[@wiskeylizard1957]

250-300.00

[@oOXTHEGHOSTXOo]

wiskeylizard1957 Thank you for the reply

[@wiskeylizard1957]

Thanks! That one went in a hurry!

[@tompipps3383]

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