Casablanca “San Marino” Ceiling Fan

Brand: Casablanca
Model: San Marino
This is a 52" Casablanca San Marino ceiling fan in the Bright Brass finish, shown with a set of Hi-Gloss Rosewood blades and an F. Fabbian KG3E-2 light kit. The model number is 3122T and the serial number reads LY06161 which dates this fan to have been manufactured on December 6th, 1990; being the 161st fan produced that day. This fan features a K-55 induction motor and utilizes the Inteli-Touch wall control system which has since been updated to newer W-32 electronics.
Introduced in 1990, the San Marino was one of several transitional-styled Casablanca models that quickly followed the popularity of their California Zephyr model, which debuted only a year prior. With sleek styling and concealed hardware, the San Marino captured the Southwestern flair the Casblanca's Navajo finishes set the stage for. Designed by Richard Holbrook, this model was initially offered in Brass, White, and Gloss Black finishes, with Antique Brass and Verde a few years later. Illusive finishes of the San Marino also exist such as Chrome and Textured Rust so it's hard to say that the unique finish options for this fan end there. With a production run up to 1996, the San Marino was a popular choice for consumers who were looking for the basic layout of say, a Panama, but with a more modern touch.
Overall the fan performs great, with practically no wobble and airflow on par with other similar Casablanca fans from that time. Despite being nearly 34 years old, the original motor bearings are in great shape which gives this fan a particularly long spin down time.
To see this fan in the 4 blade configuration, check out the video link below:
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[@JoshuaGalka]

Perfect with 5 blades!

[@kaysonthefancollector8826]

Where do you get these bulbs? I installed that same light kit on my Saturn yesterday but it needs bulbs lol.

[@CeilingFanCentral]

I want to say either Lowes or Home Depot should have them, if not you can definitely find them online.

[@kaysonthefancollector8826]

@@CeilingFanCentralAlr! Thank you!