vintage art antique style old 1920’s jot’s patent radio fan / kerosene fan HB 01

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vintage art antique style old 1920’s jot’s patent radio fan / kerosene fan HB 01:
$310.94

Old 1920’s Jot’s Patent Radio Fan / Kerosene Fan Vintage Art Antique Style
Item No:- HB 01
Weight:- 10 kg (approx)
Size:- 38 x 20 inches (approx)
Product Details:- What a rare antiquities re-creation! A rare find and a masterpiece of German inventor art! A rare large machinery coupled with the extraordinary elegance of a bygone era. Guaranteed authentic Jost Raab-hot-air engine fan. A unique example of the practical use of a Sterling engine, hot-air engine. Has brass cage and brass fans blades. It measures about 38 x 20\". Raab Jost Hot Air Sterling Engine fans have been around from 1903 - 1920 produced. The mystery of the fan is the Sterling engine, a burner fueled by a kerosene lamp and heated with kerosene. The operation of a Sterling engine is not complicated. He has no carburetor, ignition, valves or other complex components. Sterling engines run by the expansion of the air, while it is being heated, and the contraction of the same air, while it cools . Developed and manufactured in Germany, this fan of Hubertus Friedrich Raab (1853-1922). Raab built from 1887 in Zeitz hot engines orchestrate the company Späth Piano Factory and Fountain Room. 1903 he started the series production of the fans at the company he Jost delivered in Bombay. Carl Jost was the company that Raab\'s fans sold from 1903-1920. Carl Jost was a German inventor, among other things, in Alsace umlegbares a hop trellis invented before 1882 he emigrated to Bombay Jost patented the fan in 1905.
Item Is New Not Sold As Antique