c. 1960 Tonalator Quack Device Personal Fan standing cabinet Industrial Artifacts must insist that

Industrial Artifacts must insist that this kit is for display and memorabilia purposes only and not for first aid

5" wide when expanded and 22" wide when collapsed

This vintage wooden cabinet offers a variety of storage options

The lamp is in excellent working condition and is ready for use in the modern home

AB - 104322 - 031522

c. 1960 Tonalator Quack Device Personal Fan standing cabinet Industrial Artifacts must insist thatThis small box contains what appears to be a fan connected to a bit of wiring. The fan does not currently operate but the device does turn on 0 meaning the fan may just need to be lubricated. The face of the machine appears to read "Tonalator" while the original box reads "Have an Ionic Tonic". This device was developed by Shramyer Co. of St. Charles, IL. While it may appear so, this device is not a radio. The knob on the face of the device merely