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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 02:29 pm
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George Durbin
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 Hi All!

Got this 16" blade and I need help getting it identified... I think it is pretty old... i do not have any thing like it... Little help here!☺☺
Geo...

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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 02:30 pm
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George Durbin
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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 02:31 pm
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George Durbin
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Michael Rathberger
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 Looks Dayton-ish George. TB oscillator maybe.
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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 04:42 pm
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George Durbin
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 I dont have a TB oscillator so i guess that why i dont recognise it... Blade looks very old in its construction... Dayton was not as sophisticated as other companies with their blade work...
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Chad Baker
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 Dayton 100%
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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 05:18 pm
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 George Durbin wrote: I dont have a TB oscillator so i guess that why i dont recognise it... Blade looks very old in its construction... Dayton was not as sophisticated as other companies with their blade work...


Their 8" cast blade hub is a work of art, and the casting on your blade is really well done. Tab base Dayton's from 1907-12 are underappreciated I think in the collector world, but that's just me.

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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 05:26 pm
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George Durbin
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 Thnx Chad and Michael!
Geo...

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 Posted: Thu May 18th, 2017 11:31 pm
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 George Durbin wrote: I dont have a TB oscillator so i guess that why i dont recognise it... Blade looks very old in its construction... Dayton was not as sophisticated as other companies with their blade work...
Dayton over engineered everything they did.  Their ceiling fans have the largest shafts and giant bearings.


Just look at those buttressing centers on those hub splines.  Lack of sophistication indeed.
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