Rare Vtg Lot Of 2 Aircraft Airplane Manifold Pressure & Weston Model 606 Gauges on 2040-parts.com
Boonton, New Jersey, United States
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RARE Vintage Lot of 2 AIRCRAFT Airplane Manifold Pressure & Weston Model 606 Gauges Not very familiar with these pieces but they were from a lot of other WWII airplane parts. Included in this lot are a "Manifold Pressure Gauge" photos #3-5 and another gauge which I'm unsure of it's purpose. It has writing on it which doesn't show well in the photos. On the glass face it reads "WESTON" MODEL 606 T-23 No. 324701, this one is shown in photos #6-10. Both are in excellent & clean vintage condition, except the manifold pressure gauge does not have a glass face. It may be missing or it may have never had one.
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