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AFCA Forums > Antique Fan Collectors Association > Pre-1950 (Antique) > GE Vortalex 49X491 Moderated by: Steve Cunningham, Rod Rogers, Larry Hancock New Topic. Collecting antique electric fans is an interesting and challenging hobby, especially for fans made in the early years after its invention, c.1885, when companies' earliest designs made use of interesting open motors and brass blades devoid of any protective cage.
Offline I am going to see a couple of fans in the AM. The guy doesn't really do email (has to go to the library) and he gave me the 'numbers' (V106536 and 272614-1 and Form AS1). There is a 49X492 in the gallery that is a 3 blade Vortalex.
A 49X491 should be similar? What's it worth? I don't want it personally and it would be for resale. He has some other roadside GE CF as well.
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EDIT Found it, it's a 4 blade. We shall see what condition is tomorrow. Last edited on Sat Oct 8th, 2011 12:16 am by Posted: Sat Oct 8th, 2011 02:16 am AFCA Member Joined: Mon Nov 14th, 2005 Location:, Status. Offline Tom, let me see if I can keep my Xs, 1s and 9s straight. A 49X491 is a 12' Quiet blade, any year. A 78X191 is a 12' Vorty, at least the 3 wing black and silver ones. I would think the 1940-41 four wing black and silver 12' Vorty would also have that number.
(Probably not so; see below) The 12' Vortalex shown in this link- is actually a 12' Quiet Blade with a four wing Vorty blade stuck on. Remember that a four wing Vorty has a carrying handle and the data tag is on the rim of the base instead of on top of the motor because the handle was in the way. Three wing Vortys have the data plate on top of the motor.
Big difference between the 12' Quiet Blade and 12' Vorty is that the QB has separate steel struts that insert INTO the front of the motor housing. The Vortys have wire struts made as part of the cage and they mount to the SURFACE of the front of the motor. The last version of the QB has what looks to be a Vorty cage but it uses separate struts and keeps the data plate on top of the motor and does not have a carrying handle. On ebay yesterday was this fan It is a 1940 Vorty with a Quiet Blade blade. Note the wire struts as part of the cage, the data plate on the base. I do note that the Cat.
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Is 78X593 which is different from the original 3 wing Vorty, 78X191. The numbers that guy gave you don't mean much to me but the Form AS is from 1936-37 and predates any GE Vortalexes. Just remember that a 49X491 is a 12' Quiet Blade A 78X191 is a 12' early Vorty 3 wing dating no earlier than 1938. The last 1940-41 Quite blade used a cage and cage badge that looks nearly identical to the Vorty cage and badge. The Vorty never had a round GE badge as do the earlier Quiet Blade models. Last edited on Sat Oct 8th, 2011 02:27 am by Posted: Sat Oct 8th, 2011 04:59 am AFCA Member Joined: Fri Nov 25th, 2005 Location:, Status.
GENERAL ELECTRIC MADE IN THE U.S.A. Now is your chance to own an original 1924, General Electric, authentic 'GE WHIZ', brass blade, oscillating, electric fan. This GE electric fan has been completely restored and is ready for another 80 plus years of service. If SPECIAL and CONFIDENCE are what you are looking for in an antique electric fan restoration, then this is it.
This fan features the smaller 4' blades, with a tip to tip span of 9'. Cage is 10' in diameter and overall height is 13' They truly don't build them like this anymore. This 'MADE IN THE U.S.A.' GE electric fan is a working piece of American history right out of the industrial revolution. The 'GE WHIZ' electric fan was manufactured circa 1924, for residential use. This one has stood the test of time and is in remarkable working condition.
It is a smooth, single speed motor with a very comfortable RPM and very nice air flow. The four solid brass blades have been machine buffed, polished, and clear coated for preservation.
They have also been stroboscope aligned and dynamically balanced to provide very smooth operation. Beautiful solid brass 'GE WHIZ' cage badge has also been machine buffed, polished, and clear coated for preservation.
Idm register serial number. Cage badge background has been filled in with matching green paint. SPECIAL NOTE: To properly treat and prevent reoccurrence of corrosion between the brass blades and brass hub, they are disassembled and processed separately. After refinishing, they are reassembled using special solid brass rivets and special tooling. They are now just like they came from the factory. The motor cord and the line cord are green, cloth covered, twisted wire made especially for antique restorations. It is the best available.
The plug is a vintage plug of that era and was commonly found on these fans. It too has been restored and is just like new.
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All electrical work performed on this fan is done so with an extensive electrical background and a full understanding of the correct procedures necessary for a safe and properly operating electrical device. This fan has been refinished in a very dark, machine green that was computer matched to its original paint.