10 1/2" North American Aviation Ww Ii Rare Pressure Guage Wallace&tiernan on 2040-parts.com
Gainesville, Florida, United States
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A NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION PRESSURE GUAGE MADE BY WALLACE AND TIERNAN BELLEVILLE NEW JERSEY. MODEL NO FA145 SERIAL NO 5830 B. NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION CONT. 28469 SERIAL 77794 AND PROPERTY # 42442 B. ACCORDING TO A WWII FLIGHT ENGINEER THE LAST NUMBER MEANS IT WAS MADE 1942. HE NEVER SAW ONE THIS BIG AND WHILE NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION DEVELOPED THE P-38, THIS WAS NOT A COCKPIT USE GUAGE. SO A MYSTERY WHAT IT WAS USED FOR BUT VERY HARD AND RARE ACCORDING TO OUR RESEARCH AS WE COULD FIND NOT ONE LIKE IT. REFER TO THE PICTURES BUT IN GENERAL THE SIZE IS 13 1/2 ACROSS THE FACE INCLUDING THE HANGING BRACKET- 10 3/4" ACROSS THE GUAGE FACE. ABOUT 4 1/2 " DEEP. SCRATHED IN THE ALUMINUM FACE CIRCLE ARE THE NUMBERS m-716 )6 POSITION) AND 41490 (11 POSITION). PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS GUAGE THAT WE MIGHT SHARE. WE SHIP THIS ITEM USPS OR UPS DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCATION TO LOWER 48 STATES PACKAGED WELL. |
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