Vintage Farm Equipment Multigrain Fanning Mill

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Vintage Farm Equipment Multigrain Fanning Mill

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Sold Date: 03/21/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Advertising

What a beauty. Very colorful and all original! Turn of the century vintage multigrain fanning mill. Original paint with pinstriping and stenciling. This has been stored in the Music House Musem for decades out of the elements and is in very good condition. This was used by the original family of the farm now known as the Music House Museum. If you have any questions or would like additional information or pictures please email us through e-Bay.

The Music House Museum is currently selling vintage items not in keeping with the musical theme of the museum. Proceeds from these sales will help with operational expenses, maintenance, and the restoration of our extensive collection of vintage musical instruments. It will also help with the acquisition of additional purchased and restoration of donated instruments. The Music House Museum is a non-profit organization.

This mill is 53" long. 34" wide and 47" tall. I was hoping to be able to add some additional pictures but I was unable to get to the museum to take the additional pictures. I will however be adding pictures and some additional information on Tuesday March 18th in the evening.

NOTE: This item must be picked up or buyer to arrange for shipping.

NOTE: I have received many questions on this item. I have added three additional pictures that show the actual screens. They appear to be in very good condition. I'm not sure how it operates so I can't give operational condition. The crank handle seems to be missing and we are looking through the section of the barn w it was stored. If we don't find it we have a crank handle that could easily be converted and is actually painted the same red that we will include. The handle is in good condition and approximately 12-14 inches long. In the one picture it's got the number 21355 printed as well as Fanning Mill, The M. Campbell Fanning Mill Co., Detroit, Mich. The information given is to the best of my knowledge. I'm sure t will be some mechanical adjustments that might need to be made. Thank you all for your questions and your interest. Hope you find this helpful.