Vintage American Standard Amperes Gauge / 2 3/16" Pt# J5 on 2040-parts.com
Easton, Maine, US
For Your Consideration is (1) Vintage AMERICAN STANDARD AMPERES GAUGE in VERY FINE CONDITION.
MEASURES 2 3/16" ACROSS and 7/8" DEEP.
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