Musgrave vacuum and pressure gauge

Made:: 1950-1911 in Bolton

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Musgrave's vacuum and pressure gauge
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Bourdon type vacuum pressure gauge, made by John Musgrave & Sons Ltd, Bolton, 1850-1911.

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Category:: Motive Power

Object Number:: Y7000.3328

Materials:: brass, wood and glass

Measurements:: Overall: 5 mm x 159 mm x 460 mm, 2 kg

type:: gauge

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Musgrave vacuum and pressure gauge

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