Auto Analyzer on 2040-parts.com
Felton, Pennsylvania, US
Auto Analyzier, with Instruction booklet and a set of connectors and probes. This instrument is powered by 3 "C' size batteries accesible at the left rear of the case. From Dad's collection. I t was in its original box. Not completely sure if used, plastic bag is so old. On the box is a label Wards Riverside. Mongomery Wards sales slip in the bottom of the box May '69.
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