Portable thermometer screen

Made:: 1945-1954 in Europe

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Portable thermometer screen, wooden case with hinged door
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Portable thermometer screen, wooden case with hinged door, unsigned, European, 1945-1954

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Category:: Navigation

Object Number:: 1954-70

Materials:: pine (wood), paint, acrylic (perspex), steel (metal), metal (unknown) and wood (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall (as displayed, door open): 575 mm x 430 mm x 260 mm,

type:: thermometer screen and case - container

credit:: Heath and Company Limited

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Portable thermometer screen

Portable thermometer screen, wooden case with hinged door, unsigned, European, 1945-1954

Materials:: pine (wood) , paint , acrylic (perspex) , steel (metal) , metal (unknown) and wood (unidentified)

Object Number:: 1954-70/1

type:: thermometer screen and case - container

Keys for portable thermometer screen

Two keys, for portable thermometer screen, wooden case with hinged door, unsigned, European, 1945-1954

Materials:: acrylic (perspex) , metal (unknown) , paint , pine (wood) , steel (metal) and wood (unidentified)

Object Number:: 1954-70/2

type:: thermometer screen and case - container

Portable thermometer screen

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Portable thermometer screen

Keys for portable thermometer screen

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