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Enriching the Beauty of Antique Electric Fans
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enriching the beauty of antique electric fans

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Restoring a 1904 GE Pancake Fan

October 21, 2013 Tim Marks
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Pancake fans are this fanner's favorite fan! The base switched models especially are about as handsome as a fan gets. Click through for some photos of my 1904 Pancake Fan restoration

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In GE, Restoration

Modern Machining and the Antique Fan

September 13, 2013 Tim Marks
About an hour later and we had enough parts to make 15 vane fans.

About an hour later and we had enough parts to make 15 vane fans.

Often we need parts to complete the restoration of a 100 year old fan. Fortunately for White Glove Fans' team of restoration artists, we have that capability in-house in Bethlehem, PA. More after the break.

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In Lifestyle, Restoration
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The blogs at White Glove Fans are designed to let you know what projects we are working on, what projects we have finished, as well as to discuss general fan topics: whether its restoration techniques, our latest find at the flea market, or the history of fans.

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How to Professionally Polish Brass
How to Professionally Polish Brass
about 11 years ago

Polishing 100 year old brass is no easy task. It takes patience and lots of practice to achieve a perfect, scratch free mirror finish. In this article I will explain the process I use that I have found yields the best results.

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