Here's a large, beautifully-engineered 60 amp current indicator manufactured in the late 1800's by General Electric Thomson-Houston. Condition is excellent, with normal signs of wear consistent with age and authenticity.
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Here's a large, beautifully-engineered 60 amp current indicator manufactured in the late 1800's by General Electric Thomson-Houston. The meter is mounted on its original slate base and is housed in its original glass-front case.
Condition is excellent, with normal signs of wear consistent with age and authenticity. The brass parts have engine-turned surfaces, and as you can see in the photographs, these surfaces are pristine, almost flawless. Meter arm swings freely.
In its housing, the meter measures approximately 10" x 9" x 6".
Offered for historical/collecting purposes only, with no other assurances state or implied.
Please look at the pictures and consider them an integral part of the description.
Shipping weight approximately 24 lb.
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| Original/Reproduction | Original |
| Time Period Manufactured | Pre-1930 |
| Maker | General Electric Thomson-Houston |
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