Wing Tat, Applied Research Laboratories Of Florida

[Adam D.]

Ceiling Fan, Added to Tat And Carroway Gallery...

[Sean B.]

Interesting motor design...

[John "Rockin" Reed]

You seem to be getting a lot of TATs lately, Adam

That is a very unique industrial...never saw one like it before.

[Andrew G.]

Ah, you seemed to have come across one of those oddball "flying saucer" (as I refer to them) TATs. I've seen alot of those in 56'' and 48'' up in Seaside Heights, there are pictures on Dan's group. I had been told that these fans were relabeled for litex with a regular bell canopy aswell. There is also another version of this fan with a silver ring around the rim of the motor and different rivet spacing on the blades.

[Adam D.]

My gradmother had a 36 inch version of this fan in her spare bedroom

She had a dark brown version of this fan in her living room. I remember the 5 five control burning up, and was replaced with a regular on off switch in the early 1990s
www.vintageceilingfans.com/goldenfanelectricceilingfanmodel268.html

these were bought sometime around the late 70s, early 1980s


In the late 1980s she bought this fan for the kitchen. Same color as the one pictured
www.vintageceilingfans.com/hamptonbayac542ceilingfan.html

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I've seen these before (besides Andrew's picture), 36" brown. I forget which canopies they had I dont think it was the giant TAT canopy.

Also, one of my Litex catalogs has a very similar fan as their industrial model. It's not exactly the same. I'll scan it eventually.