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Instruments \ Gravity \ Gravity Meters \ 

Name:

Magnolia Gravity Meter

Date:

1943

Item Number:

88.13.01

Donor:

Missouri School of Mines

Type:

Type III

 

Manufacturer:

 

 

Magnolia Petroleum Co.

Description:

Magnolia Type III Gravity Meter - See 88.13.01 Instrument Manual; aluminum construction 16.5 L; 12 W; 13 H; has three manual turn screwsleveling devices.






 

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