"Silent Six" electric extractor fan in brown phenolic plastic self-contained unit for window mounting

Made:
1934-1938 in Hendon
designer:
Wylie
maker:
De La Rue Plastics
"Silent Six" electric extractor fan in brown phenolic plastic "Silent Six" electric extractor fan in brown phenolic plastic

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"Silent Six" electric extractor fan in brown phenolic plastic
Science Museum Group Collection
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"Silent Six" electric extractor fan in brown phenolic plastic
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

"Silent Six" electric extractor fan in brown phenolic plastic self-contained unit for window mounting, the forerunner of all Axia fans and the first extractor fan on the market, designed by Wylie in 1934 and patented by Axia Fans and J. C. Akester in 1936 (pat 441469), plastics made by De la Rue plastics and motors by F.H.P. Motors, whole unit made and marketed by Winsor Axia Fans Ltd, London, 1934-1938

Details

Category:
Domestic Appliances
Object Number:
1976-635
Materials:
whole, plastic, brown phenolic plastic
type:
diorama model and model (representation)
credit:
Vent-Axia Ltd.