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Antique Schrader Balloon tire gauge FEB 1922-APR 1923
Balloon Tire gauge 10 to 50 lbs, found in a box in our home
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Posted 12 years ago
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Antique Schrader Balloon tire gauge FEB 1922-APR 1923
Balloon Tire gauge 10 to 50 lbs, found in a box in our home
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Thanks for sharing, I believe , well I know, there are several others posted. We were comparing these and their dates, this one might fall in to the order of mfg. Will have to look back and see. Again neat piece, thanks for sharing.
Kerry
Here's the one, where the discussion was taking place:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/41360-schrader-tire-pressure-guage
Love it, I bought a couple of these this summer, they were in a box with a bunch of other smalls.
Any idea about whether or not the serial numbers indicate the date of manufacture? [Or rather if there is a source for that info.]
The one I have has the number '63335' etched on it. It's got the same patent dates as the one in the photo.
And I always assumed the "A. Schrader's Son" was a typo and that it was meant to be 'Schrader & Son' but I'm gathering that it really meant his son took over the company at some point.
WOW That ones in a very nice condition...I have one and have just cleaned it up after finding it in an old rubbish dump years ago and found the inscription...