WW1 AIRSPEED INDICATOR BRISTOL CO. AIR SERVICE U.S. ARMY TYPE C RARE
VINTAGE ORIGINAL
AIR SPEED INDICATOR
This is a very rare instrument! AIR SERVICE U.S. ARMY TYPE C
this is predating Pioneer.
Indicates from 0-160 M.P.H.
4 ¼” Face with a 4 bolt 5” mounting flange
Two nickel prongs protruding from bottom, possibly for attachment.MARKED The Bristol Co./ Waterbury, Conn.
William H. Bristol was born in Naugatuck in 1859.
William Bristol is credited with more than 100 patents, including a filled system temperature recorder in 1888,
a recording voltmeter in 1893, an electric pyrometer in 1900,
a thermocouple using a combination of nickel and a tungsten-iron alloy in 1904,
a hygrometer in 1910, an air speed indicator in 1911PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU BELIEVE I HAVE DESCRIBED THIS INCORRECTLY,
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