Test Gear From the US

[Yorkie]

Wonderful that such diagnostic equipment, (which must have abounded in the immediate post-war years of 'make do and mend' rather than today's times of 'chuck it away and replace it)' has survived long after it became obsolete. I dare say that a lot of it will have smply been skipped, or worse still, pulled to pieces for its component parts when it was considered that it had outlived its usefullness. You're obviously a very keen collector Kevin, and go to considerable lengths to build up your lovely collection. It's great to know that it's finding its way into safe hands, where it will be cherished, and each time a parcel arrives, you must be overjoyed!

Thanks for sharing it with us - more of the same would be great!

David