AMERICAN BLOWER CORPORATION
511 Mutual Building
Kansas City, Moe

 
    
    
 
   
 
   
  
 
   
 
  
   
    
    
  
  
 

February 7, 1938.

Department of Buildings and Grounds
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

‘Gentlemen: Attn: Mr. Raymond Le Crow

Mr. Clegg was with you last Friday, in regard to getting a new motor for one of
your fans. He asked me to check into this matter with General Electric Company end advise
you as followse You will note that the 1/3 HP motor is a little more in power than you have

been using, but this is very worth while because of the restriction the window,,etc., puts on
your installation.

One-~ 1/3 HP GeE. motor, totally enclosed, designed for propeller fanwork, 860 RPM,

phase, 60 cycle, 220 volts. The diameter of the frame of this motor is
87/16", sty

Price of the above motor FORTY SEVEN DOLLARS ($47.00) net feoebs factory. Shipment approx-
imately four weeks.

You also requested a price on a new style #20 fan, as follows:

One = #20 new Venture Fan complete with constant speed motor, three phase, 60 cycle,
220 volts, capacity 3510 CFM at 1725 RPM, 1/6 Hed

Price of this unit SEVENTY ONE DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS ($71.50) net feoebe factorys Shipment
from stock in Detroit. Shipping weight 1007.

Under separate cover we are mailing you a copy of Bulletin Noe A-1913 on the new
Ventura Fan. :

Terms: 30 days nete

Yours very truly,

AMERICAN BLOWER CORPORATION

H. S. Shafer.