Yes just like my KnappMonarchJackFrost. Colors & all. A fan buddy found it @ a garage sale. He restored it to work & gave to me as a Bday gift. I just cleaned & oiled it for winter storag. There's an oil port @ the shaft behind the blades. Then @ the rear @ the oscillator box, remove the rear motor shell. There"s another oil port 1/2" behind the cover screw hole.- As if you would oil 1 of those small Bersted fans. Question "Up@Dawn"; does yours have a very rattley, buzzy startup sound?
I have a Knapp Monarch desk fan that looks similar to that, but it's green.
Daconthocon78 3 months ago
Very cool!!!
ZENESTASCNE954321801 1 year ago
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cherish1103 1 year ago
lovely video
BeedieMobility 2 years ago
Yes just like my KnappMonarchJackFrost. Colors & all. A fan buddy found it @ a garage sale. He restored it to work & gave to me as a Bday gift. I just cleaned & oiled it for winter storag. There's an oil port @ the shaft behind the blades. Then @ the rear @ the oscillator box, remove the rear motor shell. There"s another oil port 1/2" behind the cover screw hole.- As if you would oil 1 of those small Bersted fans. Question "Up@Dawn"; does yours have a very rattley, buzzy startup sound?
fxcamera1 2 years ago
My little brother insisted we record a remake of this ... That's the video response you now have pending, haha. He loves this video! XD
imazombierawr 2 years ago
NO! How is this accomplished?
UpAtDawn 3 years ago
Definately a mid 60's fan. They were coming out with plastic blades then.
JustJane 3 years ago
Actually made by Knapp Monarch, and actually in the late 60's. I have two of them.
valmorris 4 years ago
I have one of these myself but mines is a Knapp Monarch that i have found at a garage sale
Stereoflip63 4 years ago