Vintage Brass WESTON ELEC. INST. Co Temp Gauge w VIEWING GLASS-NEWARK NJ USA

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Vintage Brass WESTON ELEC. INST. Co Temp Gauge w Viewing Glass NEWARK NJ USA.
Here is an antique WESTON temperature gauge - Model No. 1241 - 30 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit - mounted on a heavy brass base with a glass viewing cylinder and temperature probe. The entire piece is 9 1/4” tall, weighs almost 4 pounds and has a great brass patina look. Great display piece or perfect for that lamp or STEAMPUNK project. View all the photos to judge the condition and quality of this item.
Thanks for looking : ) For consideration from a multi - generation estate is a late 1800's - early 1900's turn of the century Antique Jas. P. Marsh & Company - Chicago, Illinois  USA Brass and porcelainized Black Cast Iron or Steel body most likely a steam pressure gauge from a locomotive steam engine or large hi rise building boiler room. Face measures just under 12" inches across on front and just over 12" inches in diameter on its back.
Shows some marginal age wear, some surface wear as photos note.  Untested with the needle arm moving freely when you pick it up and sits level at -0- when it is at its vertical upright position. Heavy weighing in at just under 12 pounds and made of cast steel or iron with a nice original brass finish to front areas circular borders encasing a thick glass front.
Measure approx.  11- 7/8" inches diameter at front and its bottom is 12 - 1/8" inches in diameter. Its depth / thickness is 4- 1/4" inches.  Was made with 3 mounting or hanging holes for building engineers monitoring.  Would look great displayed an any man cave or fire department memorabilia rec. room or industrial steampunk setting. See all photos for items best insight and description. Buyer pays 31.87 well packed UPS signature release shipping to any lower 48. Thanks for viewing.