Vintage Airplane Dual Cylinder Head Temperature Gauge, Lewis Eng Co. Nice on 2040-parts.com
Glendale, California, United States
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Made by Lewis Eng. Co., Naugatuck, CT USA. Part No. 76AT3H. Ser. No. 2505. From the estate of a former Lockheed employee during WWII and later. Untested, sold as is. Both needles swing very freely. Excellent cosmetic condition overall: no cracks, dents, rust nor heavy gouges: some light surface wear to the paint. Still has all 4 wire connector nuts. Glass is pristine. Temps indicated in degrees Celsius. Measures 3-1/4" across the front. We ship Worldwide, see details below. _______________________________________________________________________________ SHIPPING CHARGES are based on the actual weight of the items plus packaging. We pack ALL items very securely for super-safe delivery and will ship within 1-2 business days (Mon-Fri) after payment is received. Shipping is by United States Postal Service (USPS), unless otherwise noted. International & Canada shipments weighing 4 pounds or more are required to use Priority Mail International. To include tracking &/or insurance on Canada & International shipments we must also use Priority. OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS: DESCRIPTIONS: Seller takes full responsibility for item description as stated above. We strive for accurate descriptions, clear and revealing photographs and the best research possible. Photographs are considered to be part of the Description, please study them thoroughly. All photographs are of the actual item being offered; we do not use copies or stock photos. PAYMENT: Full payment is due within 7 days of auction end. Pay Pal account required to bid on/purchase items. California residents pay 9.0% sales tax. QUESTIONS: If you have any questions about this or any of our other items, feel free to contact us via the "Ask A Question" link on this page. Please remember to leave Positive Feedback once you have received your item. VISIT OUR STORE: We offer Antiques and Collectibles of all types: Rare Stamps, Rare Books & First Editions, Old Postcards, Photographs, Paper Ephemera & Historical Items, Fine Art, Paintings, Sculpture, Rare Prints, Antique & Vintage Cameras, Photography Equipment, Lenses, Studio Pottery, Art Glass, Estate & Costume Jewelry and much more. THANK YOU and Happy Bidding! |
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