Gauge ID

[Mr BlueSky]

Need to find out the manufacturer who used this type of pointer in their Pressure Gauges, as you can see it’s quite distinct. Also the gauge has a white dial, with either a chrome or brass bezel… The gauge is 1938 - 1940

Could show you the original image but its so poor it was easier to show this instead.



Stuart

[mr fish]

its from the TARDIS,
its a "how fit is the DOCTOR'S latest companion" meter.




if it was KATY MANNING, the needle would be fully clockwise

[Mr BlueSky]

Mr Fish, I should cut back whatever your on mate, less you end up like Katy...

[Lightning Mate]

Mr. BS,

That could be anything.

May we see the original please, even if it is of poor quality.

[Ridge Runner]

I go for a spell with Kate Humble. She'd make a perfect companion, I'm sure. RR

[Lightning Mate]

After me RR.

[Mr BlueSky]

Here you go Lightning...



Heres the other, rated for 2000lb./sq.in.

[Lightning Mate]

Well,

The lower one states hydraulic accumulator pressure.

This may have been used as a power source for emergency braking in the event of main hyd. system failure. Or possibly emergency lowering of the landing gear.

Not sure about the top one though.

As far as manufacturer goes, dunno.

[Lightning Mate]

If it's American from that era it would probably have been the US Gauge Company.

In the UK, a lot of stuff was made by Dunlop.

LM

[forget]

Smiths I'd say, if the pointer style is unique. From The Air Annual of the British Empire, 1938.

[Mr BlueSky]

Thanks to everyone for their help, got in touch with GE Aviation today and they've asked me to send them any gauges we're having problems with and they will try to ID them for us... Brilliant news

Thanks again...

Stuart