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Holmes, New York, United States

Holmes, New York, United States
Vintage Stewart Warner Vacuum Gauge Crescent Moon Needle, image 1
“Works, brass case has cracks”
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front, Rear, Upper, Lower Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Brand:Stewart Warner

This is a vintage Stewart Warner vacuum gauge with the crescent moon needle. It showed vacuum when hooked up to my brake bleeding tool as seen in the photos. The casing seems to be brass, shined up as seen in photo, and unfortunately has crack in it as seen in photos. The bezel appears to be chrome and the lens might be plastic or glass and has some scratches on it. 2 13/16" is the front bezel, 2 1/2" casing 2" deep. Any questions please ask. Thank You

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