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Post by theepicfanman on Oct 18, 2015 19:18:59 GMT -5
Shouldn't the vents on that white and brass canarm be stamped out? Also, love that SOS copy.
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Post by theepicfanman on Oct 18, 2015 19:22:57 GMT -5
Its REALLY COOL that the black 42'' Nadair is 4/5 bladed. That white Canarm, the bottom mount spinner one is one of those Walt Disney fans. Pretty cute fan. Its 30''. Nice to see that the 2007 Air Works still had a reverse pull chain. Love the pull chains on it BTW. Looks so nice when there 3 of them, it looks balance compare to my Craftmade Decorative that have two in a unbalanced way. The two last fans have to be Nadairs. The black one is 52''? Does it work well? My sister likes glossy black fans with spot light kits and its something that is not made anymore. I also have a heart for glossy black fans with spotlight kits.
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Post by theepicfanman on Oct 18, 2015 19:27:02 GMT -5
Cool I finally see an closeup of those Guibb bottom mount spinners. The motor have a different shape than a Encon Princess, its also bigger and thicker. Its really unique that they have a detachable switch housing. Is it dated? Do you have the blades for it? Eww don't put tassels on a Mystic. Doesn't look right. Especially when you put that yellow 4 Seasons one. That pull chain belongs to the brown Galaxy. The pulls on the SMC 30'' is exactly the kind I want for my Promo. I love those Oreos pulls. ;D Those are not the original shades on the Nadair hugger? I love those Oreo pulls. But I don't like the tassels on the Mystic.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2015 18:45:06 GMT -5
47th, 1994 Heritage. It took a lot of time to figure out this one was an heritage. But i could tell by the canopy, and the pull chains. If it's not an heritage, please let me know. 48th, 2006-7 Airworks Tegazza As soon as i got it, A co-worker of mine showed some interest. So I test it just to be sure it was working, I found in my archives a picture of one from kijiji 49th, 50th, 51st came together. No blades, no light covers. 49th, 1984 Banvil, if i'm right 50th, 1986 four seasons venair. I had a set of 4 blades from a canarm, and some light shades while testing it, the fan stopped working. 51st, 2005-7 Canarm imperial BPT 52nd, 2004 Canarm eclipse Bpt The fan was in terrible shape, but ended good. 53rd and 54th. I always feel lucky when I get a NIB fan. But this time i felt twice lucky. ...Well maybe not, I was so disapointed by how cheap they are, So, 2010 Likewise ceiling fans. And, the fun part, magazines !!!! From a late 80's one From 1990, From 1992 From 1997,
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Post by Jordan U on Oct 27, 2015 10:57:29 GMT -5
I like the Four Seasons Venair.. too bad it stopped working.. are they really cheap?
The lights are nice on the 2 NIB fans, but the fans themselves aren't my favorite..
Catalog images are neat as usual..
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Post by Max C. on Oct 27, 2015 12:47:37 GMT -5
47th, 1994 Heritage. It took a lot of time to figure out this one was an heritage. But I could tell by the canopy, and the pull chains. If it's not an heritage, please let me know. Those pendants don't appear Heritage-like to me. Any chance you could post a picture of the labels? 48th, 2006-7 Airworks Tegazza As soon as i got it, A co-worker of mine showed some interest. So I test it just to be sure it was working, I found in my archives a picture of one from Kijiji I quite like this actually. 49th, 50th, 51st came together. No blades, no light covers. 49th, 1984 Banvil, if I'm right The fan itself is definitely newer than 1984. Did you end up finding a replacement blade set? 50th, 1986 Four Seasons Venair. I had a set of 4 blades from a Canarm, and some light shades while testing it, the fan stopped working. Now that is a shame 51st, 2005-7 Canarm imperial BPT Did they at least include the mounting bracket? 52nd, 2004 Canarm Eclipse Bpt The fan was in terrible shape, but ended good. Other than the slight blade sag, the fan looks great. 53rd and 54th. I always feel lucky when I get a NIB fan. But this time I felt twice lucky. ...Well maybe not, I was so disapointed by how cheap they are, So, 2010 Likewise ceiling fans. You are lucky I have never actually worked with two identical new fans at one time. And, the fun part, magazines !!!! From the late 80's one From 1990, From 1992 From 1997, As usual, thank you for posting these! The Nadair Ritz 910 and the Canarm Landen are among my favorites... I like the Four Seasons Venair.. too bad it stopped working.. are they really cheap? Quite the opposite actually. Four Seasons Venairs of that generation were manufactured by Synlix (same factory that made many pre-1988 Gulf Coast products) so they are most certainly decent fans. The only "cheap" Four Seasons Venairs would be the last ones sold under that name in the late 80's, however even those were not terrible.
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Oct 27, 2015 17:02:17 GMT -5
Those Likewise certainly are cheap but look cute and classic for something sold today. I like how they brought back this style of light shade on a fan and of course the awesome three pull chain configuration with big stickers. In a different finish, it would pass for a 1990's fan.
Very nice those pictures from the catalogs. Ah Venus, finally I know the name of this Nadair model. The noir granulé finish seems very rare. Notice how all the pull chains seems to come out of the transfo. The Nadair Designer were really not expensive for such good quality fans.
All 4 Saisons I encountered whatever they are from 1979 or 1987, are all very well made. The ones made in 1986 and 1987 are significantly lower quality because of their skinnier parts but their motors are still very good ones and overall still very good quality for today's standards.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2015 19:41:14 GMT -5
Jordan, the only problem I have with four seasons fans is their blade's brackets. But I'm always surprised by their overall quality.
Max, the black/gold fan is already sold, It had only one sticker. I don't remember the last time I saw those pendants, so I don't remember for the brand..
For the "84" banvil, I just realised it was from 87 to 89. Makes more sense !
for the imperial, what you see is what I got. Nothing else..
I would have been happier if the nib fans were better quality... But yeah it's always nice to work with nib fans !
Jean, actually the likewise remind me of an encon sold in the early 1990's, so yeah you're right ! For the granulated Venus, it looks like the light kit is also the switch housing
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Post by todthefanman on Nov 11, 2015 14:24:16 GMT -5
Do you still have the 1999 SMC?
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Post by todthefanman on Nov 11, 2015 14:25:57 GMT -5
24th, 1999 SMC 100% complete, in a wonderful condition pull chain non-original 25th, 1989 CANARM/ AIR-COOL This is what i got, No-blades, rust on the motor all the pull chains were cut, 26th, 2004 Canarm Mystic bpt. in wonderful condition, 100% complete, except for downrod 100$ retail value 27th, Canarm from the early 90's, no sticker on top Light shades non-original, as the fan came with none how I got it ........ 28th, I don't know about this one. no sticker, might be a kendall or an heritage, or also a canarm powerful mini-fan Also went to 2 hardware stores. First one, was divided in 3 parts, first part was the original one, the other two were extensions. first one had a four seasons venair, second part , this unknown industrial, this part had 3 fans third part, 36" canarm industrials this part had 5 of them Another hardware store, all canarms Do you still have the 1999 SMC?
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Post by organistjx on Nov 11, 2015 15:38:58 GMT -5
The Venus and the Union look like good units...
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2015 19:12:05 GMT -5
"Todthefanman", fan was sold in June.
"Organistjx", Union is the name of the lighting store, the black fan you're talking about is a Nadair Ritz !
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Post by todthefanman on Nov 11, 2015 20:51:41 GMT -5
"Todthefanman", fan was sold in June. "Organistjx", Union is the name of the lighting store, the black fan you're talking about is a Nadair Ritz ! Alright thank you. Do you know the model name of the 1999 SMC ceiling fan?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 13, 2015 17:47:52 GMT -5
Airworks fans are rebranded SMC. I'm not sure if it was called the New Yorker under the SMC brand Hope it helps !
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Nov 13, 2015 17:51:03 GMT -5
Very cool to see this again. I wasn't sure if id had a name or not other than ventilateur de plafond décoratif but I remembered it was a five blade model and not four.
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