Post by Deleted on Nov 17, 2004 21:17:31 GMT -5
Today at Habitat there were a number of fans, including
1. Hampton Bay St. Claire
2. Encon . . . I dont know the name but the housing is flat and patterned like a shell, 5 blades, 5 lights
3. Many standard huggers and builder fans
4. Carribean/Design House 4 stencil blades 42" GE vents filagree sideband brass & white
5. SMC 52" Hugger w/ small GE vents
6. Emerson Gazebo w/ light
7. Hunter Summer Breeze
8. Hunter Bayport, polished brass.
As well as an unusual ornate Codep. Actually it's pretty standard looking, just like this one
with stencil blades. But the tag on top, which is identical to the tags on my Codep Victorian copies, reads "Ever-Muster Industries, Ltd."
The motor inside is Codep. I've seen a number of versions of this fan before, including a five blade (cane) version with the cool pilot lights, but all have been labeled Codep (or unlabeled). Anyone heard of Ever-Muster?
1. Hampton Bay St. Claire
2. Encon . . . I dont know the name but the housing is flat and patterned like a shell, 5 blades, 5 lights
3. Many standard huggers and builder fans
4. Carribean/Design House 4 stencil blades 42" GE vents filagree sideband brass & white
5. SMC 52" Hugger w/ small GE vents
6. Emerson Gazebo w/ light
7. Hunter Summer Breeze
8. Hunter Bayport, polished brass.
As well as an unusual ornate Codep. Actually it's pretty standard looking, just like this one
with stencil blades. But the tag on top, which is identical to the tags on my Codep Victorian copies, reads "Ever-Muster Industries, Ltd."
The motor inside is Codep. I've seen a number of versions of this fan before, including a five blade (cane) version with the cool pilot lights, but all have been labeled Codep (or unlabeled). Anyone heard of Ever-Muster?
