posted on June 23, 2001 07:39:06 PM
The body is steel, top brass, it is 3 ¼ inches long, and on one side it has “Springfield O.” the other side has “The Ri” and the rest of the letters can not be read. I think it is a level for an older transit, what do you think? Thanks for any info!
Chuck
Sorry for the dark pictures, both my camera and monitor are on the fritz.
[ edited by servantstothequeen on Jun 23, 2001 07:58 PM ]
posted on June 24, 2001 09:24:10 AM
I don't know anything about the level, but in the Ohio area "O." is often used for the abbreviation for Ohio - usually I see it with Cincinnati, not Springfield.
posted on June 24, 2001 06:54:58 PM
thislooks alot like the old levels we used on antique large format cameras, the fit right on to the side of the camera....
every 20 seconds in america a woman is giving birth:SHE MUST BE FOUND AND STOPPED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.................................................................
posted on June 24, 2001 08:21:58 PM
It looks like the tear gas casement body from a very old vault bank door.
A note if it is that, the clear stuff inside: they made tear gas from (1900 - 1920s) was from gun power, if it is cloudy very bad.
I had to have the PD bomb squid remove mine because it turned in to something like nitro G.
I thought the lock smith was just jerking me, he called them.
They empty the building and closed the street, took it out to the land fill to destroy.
One large Boom, after see that, I had the vault in the basement checked too.
posted on June 25, 2001 07:02:35 AM
It is definitely a bubble level, I just don’t know what for. I like the idea of a camera level.
Moderator please lock this thread, this item is listed now, thanks everyone!
