Wet Gas Test Meter for Measuring Rate of Gas Consumption by William Sugg

Made:: 1850 in Westminster

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Wet gas test meter for measuring rate of gas consumption by William Sugg, Westminster, c. 1850, no. 25742.

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Category:: Gas Industry

Object Number:: 1975-197

Measurements:: overall: 450 mm x 310 mm x 250 mm,

type:: gas meter, wet

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Wet Gas Test Meter for Measuring Rate of Gas Consumption by William Sugg

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