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"who_would_you_like_me_to_be" wrote in news:M9NHb.862264$9l5.56089@pd7tw2no:
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I would bet this is a vial from an old millwrights level, the base is missing. These levels were adjustable and the ball and eye on the vial in the picture would be suitable for that operation. The graduations on the glass are also reasonably typical of a millwrights level also the rotating cover is pretty much the giveaway. I have a modern B & S level that looks similar.
Ed Angell
I'd agree - similar levels were on some types of land survey equipment too. The ball end pivots in a mount and the eye end allows adjustment in the level.
Mike
looks like you will end up with a very nice accurate level.... Bridger
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