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Fan powered by a kerosene lamp
(7) | 25/08/2023 | 
A fan made by the Carl Jost company in the 1910s in Zeitz, Germany. This fan is powered by a kerosene lamp and uses a hot air motor to move its blades, instead of relying on electricity.
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