Fanimation founder Tom Frampton gives a tour of the Antique Fan Collectors Association Antique Fan Museum housed at the Fanimation headquarters in Zionsville, Indiana. Tom also give some background on the founding of Fanimation, Inc.
Never mind. Got lucky and found an early 80s replica of one of those. Mr. Frampton's Fan-Lite is the most common model, but it has a rare finish (most were brass) and an amazing personal history attached to it.
Cool! And I love that fact that some that were in good condition were merely cleaned up and left un-restored. I was surprised that it wasn't stated that those hot air fans employed Stirling engines. Nice story and nice video though!
I'm drooling over that old Midwest Fan-Lite he shows when explaining the copied Air Shadow. Just barely missed buying one a few years ago for $125, and still kicking myself.
Thanks for the reply, to my previous question ,I have few more questions, I purchased a moderne style Casablanca fan model no.2987C ,this fan has been discontinued do you think this fan will come out of discontinuance? If yes, when? if not why? It is well made an effecient, as well as a piece of art, I would buy a few more if it did, as well others, if it did, I believe they would be in demand ,I appreciate your answer.
Fans used to look so cool and facinating because us americans know style.When china became in charge you can tell the difference in quality and style. They are so dull and
