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Aysy:-;,,,k4/ Recreated for today by Hunter who originally created it in 1886 A little over 100 years ago in 1886, a spirited father and son team - John and James Hunter - launched a unique little business that was destined to become a legend. It was the time in American history when Geronimo surrendered, Grover Cleveland was President, and Admiral Peary set out to discover the North Pole. John and his son started selling a rather unusual collection of products including the now famous L.C. Smith shotgun. They also manufactured an odd-looking contraption . . . a ceiling fan! The very first fan was powered by water pressure and a series of belts and pulleys. But soon after, the Hunter Fan and Motor Company unveiled to the world the first electrically powered ceiling fan . . one of the first products of any kind to be powered by electricity! sOL-•=k1c An early Hunter water-poweredfan 2 The L.0 Smith shotgun

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Aysy:-;,,,k4/
Recreated
for
today
by
Hunter
who
originally
created
it
in
1886
A
little
over
100
years
ago
in
1886,
a
spirited
father
and
son
team
—
John
and
James
Hunter
—
launched
a
unique
little
business
that
was
destined
to
become
a
legend.
It
was
the
time
in
American
history
when
Geronimo
surrendered,
Grover
Cleveland
was
President,
and
Admiral
Peary
set
out
to
discover
the
North
Pole.
John
and
his
son
started
selling
a
rather
unusual
collection
of
products
including
the
now
famous
L.C.
Smith
shotgun.
They
also
manufactured
an
odd
-looking
contraption
. . .
a
ceiling
fan!
The
very
first
fan
was
powered
by
water
pressure
and
a
series
of
belts
and
pulleys.
But
soon
after,
the
Hunter
Fan
and
Motor
Company
unveiled
to
the
world
the
first
electrically
powered
ceiling
fan
.
.
one
of
the
first
products
of
any
kind
to
be
powered
by
electricity!
sOL
-
•=k1c
An
early
Hunter
water
-powered
fan
2
The
L.0
Smith
shotgun