VCF Navigation Menu Forums Galleries Wanted Ceiling Fans Links About Us FAQ E-mail Department & Hardware Store History Donated Pictures Ceiling Fan Tidbits Get Rid Of Your Ceiling Fan Member Galleries Ceiling Fan Blogs ToViewFans Tara Quest       VCF is pleased to add the new VCF Member Area's which includes galleries and blogs for VCF members. VCF members are able to create their own galleries and categories with their info about their ceiling fans. Members are now able to create blog pages. Have Fun!!   ToViewFans and Tara Quest in conjunction of VintageCeilingFans.com by Dan Spiffy Neuman. ToViewFans, we will be listing ceiling fans for sale and the pictures and lists will be updated periodically. Note.. These are not brand new ceiling fans, they are used or NIB condition. The Tara Quest gallery contains info and pictures of the rare Tara ceiling fan by Southern Fan Co. Vintage Ceiling Fans is a collectors website community for people who collect ceiling fans. We are not a wholesaler, retailer or a business that sales ceiling fans.   We are now on   We are always looking for Vintage Ceiling Fan Catalogs   Site Best Viewed 1024x768 Resolution or higher,   Browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Netscape, and Internet Explorer. All others untested.   VCF, Google's highest ranked 1970s -1980s vintage ceiling fan collectors site of the World Wide Web. #1 resource and community.     Welcome To Our Site & Community   Welcome to the new and improved Vintage Ceiling Fans.Com, home of rare ceiling fans. We are the number one collectors site since 2003. Here you will see pictures of classic ceiling fans that were manufactured in the 1970s, up to the mid 1980s. Updates will be posted in the forums, under Gallery Updates.  More and new features to come. Please check back often for further updates on this site. Any help on your ceiling fan, the ceiling fan experts on the forums will gladly assist you. Enjoy your visit.   A little bit of ceiling fan history: Ceiling fans have been around since the late 1800's. Hunter being the first manufacturer. Before the 1970s, ceiling fans were more common in the industry. It wasn't until the 1970s when ceiling fans became big on the market. Casablanca, the famous American fan company started it all, from restaurants to hotels, to the household family. By the late 1970s, many Asian importers started to distribute fans to the United States and Canada. Moss being the number one importer to market Asian made ceiling fans to the USA. S.M.C., TAT, Evergo, and Union were the biggest Asian manufacturers, which had their headquarters in the United States as well. By the early 1980s imported ceiling fans started to fly off the shelves of department and hardware stores like hot cakes. By the mid 1980s over 50% of households in America had ceiling fans installed.   Search Vintage Ceiling Fans.Com Don't Forget to Check Out Partner Yahoo Groups         Vintage Ceiling Fans   Vintage Ceiling Fans II       © Copyright 2003-2012 by Adam D. All rights reserved Unauthorized copying, duplication of this website is strictly prohibited