David's ceiling fans sightings

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1987 NADAIR PRODUCT CATALOGUE

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1993 lighting showroom brochure


*what was in that year

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1994 lighting showroom brochure
Canarm fans



*what was IN in 1994

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2000 lighting showroom brochures
I have the one of spring and summer,
and the one of fall and winter










That's all for today!

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love it!!! love the ones that has hunter infiniti brackets one

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There are more pictures on the page 53!

But yeah, the infiniti copy is a nice fan!

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I got the 800th reply!!!!!!

[ceilingfansfan101]

I love them all!!!! ;D I'm glad you brought the deleted pictures back plus new ones to show. Thank you for doing that for us. The 1987 Nadair catalog is my favourite out of all the pictures posted.

[Rick M.]

Lots of neat fans here...thanks for posting all of those!

[Cole S.]

Soo much cool stuff I don't even know what to say! All the Casablanca stuff, as well as the I-Fan, is amazing.

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Thanks for your good comments!

Cole, what was the brand that made the I fan?

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I LOVE the little Gold Line and the IFAN!

[Jean Lemieux]

All of this is AWESOME literature. You should REALLY add them to the galleries along with all the good pictures you have from the fans you receive.

A lot of theses pictures are very revealing about the names of the fans's models.

How did Nadair called their Saturn model?

The ''unknown industrial'' appears to be a late 1980's version of the CP36. I already saw some version of this without the lower canopy. I prefer this version with the lower canopy.

In the ''other industrial'' we can recognize a Nadair like I have in brown. It's funny how one of the blades is upside down.

I wonder what is the four wood blade spinner underneath the Nadair. Anyone knows?

That is the same Banvil Gold Line that I had and sold to Sean.

After is a mid to late 1960's SMC.

I remember when some were complaining about what Casablanca had around 2003. When we look at it now, it seems amazing and such an eye candy. Just to see all the finishes the Ventura was available in. Life is ironic.

All the Nadair, Canarms and Kendal from the 1990's and early 2000's are sooo nostalgic to me.

Check out the Kendal Quantum that was still available in AB and all those awesome Canarms from the Royal collection (when that still existed of course)

I had forgotten about the Canarm Manhattan. The housing is similar to the one on a Casablanca Capistrano.

I did not remember the Skylark collection of switches was already available in 2000.

Who ever said that there was not a good diversity of fans in Québec?

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Thanks for the infos on the industrials!

I don't have the time to add to the galleries all my pictures,
people can see them in my sightings,

Actually, casablanca had a better selection of models around 1995 comparing to 2003
and they had a better selection than the 2010-2013 models.

You're right, we have a good diversity of fans in quebec,
We may not have vintage fans from the early 1900's,
But we have some excellent ceiling fans company who were based in Montreal

[Cole S.]

Feb 18, 2013 22:14:20 GMT -5 @davidg said:

Cole, what was the brand that made the I fan?

Nobody knows, it's a very mysterious fan.