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Antque 1929 General Electric D15 Polyphase Watthour Meter Ge Watt Hour Steampunk

US $190

Providence, Rhode Island, United States
Jun 9th

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If you have an eye for unusual electrical devices then you know you've found something special in this circa-1929 General Electric watt hour meter! Fresh from the collection of a family who worked in the demolition and salvage business for many years, this large and unusual meter has three separate "faces" that, depending on your opinion, resemble goggles, butterflies, or skulls. The disc within each all turn freely on a single vertical shaft, and without hooking it up to an electrical source, this meter looks complete down to the three light bulbs in the face plate and has every appearance of being in working order. The meter measures overall 19 1/2" L x 7" W x 5 1/2" D, and weighs a hefty 31 lbs, 4 oz. It has an unusual oval-shaped clear glass dome that unclips and lifts off to allow access to the mechanism. This glass has the typical surface dirt, staining, and light wear typical of being used for many decades but is free of any chips or cracks! The front faceplate reads, in part: "GENERAL ELECTRIC POLYPHASE WATTHOUR METER TYPE D-15 4 WIRE 3 PHASE CYCLES 60 AMPERES 15 VOLTS 115/120Y-199/20&? SCHENECTADY, N.Y. MADE IN U.S.A." Aside from wiping off the dust, we have not opened or tinkered with this meter in any way; as far as we can tell it is coming to you as it was removed from the building. It's rare to find an early 20th century electric meter with this rounded glass dome; most cases are rectangular with five flat panes of glass. This one's streamlined dome allows you to view the inner mechanism from any angle. So whether you're looking for that unusual piece of industrial hardware for your steampunk needs, or you're a serious collector of early electrics, this rare GE meter will make a beautiful addition to your collection! We are starting this auction at $9.99 with NO RESERVE. 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“In very good antique condition, see full description.”

Brand	General Electric
Country/Region of Manufacture	United States
Model	D-15