Antique Brass Air Pressure Gauge for General Fire Extinguisher Company | 1919

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Original price was: $200.00.Current price is: $179.99.

ITEM #:

M252

1 in stock

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Description

This listing is for a single brass air pressure gauge for the Providence, Rhode Island plant, General Fire Extinguisher Company in 1919. Frederick Grinell is the pioneer of modern fire safety, having patented over 40 improvements to the automatic fire sprinkler system in his career. In 1892, he formed his own company, which merged a few other companies together, naming it the General Fire Extinguisher Company in Providence, Rhode Island. The company underwent a name change in 1919, going by Grinell Co. After many sales and mergers, the Grinell name still lives on today in the worlds largest fire safety company, SimplexGrinell.

One of our favorite customers over the course of our business ownership was an aficionado of american pressure gauges, and these are no different. Mounting two beautiful brass gauges onto a piece of wood for display, these are ready to be seen by the world again. The wood measures about 21″ in length and 8.75″ in height.

Glass face diameter = 4″

Dimensions


Length:

5.8

Width:

5.8

Height:

2.1

Weight:

1

lbs.


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