Vintage AEG analog ammeter with a black housing, broad 0–60 scale and multiple terminals along the top

AEG Bakelite Precision Ammeter with Leather Carrying Case – Circa 1950

€215,00 EUR
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Vintage AEG analog ammeter with a black housing, broad 0–60 scale and multiple terminals along the top

AEG Bakelite Precision Ammeter with Leather Carrying Case – Circa 1950

€215,00 EUR
A distinctive piece of electrical engineering history, this large analog AEG ammeter combines a deep-black housing with a broad, curved dial and multiple terminals along the top. The accompanying brown leather carrying case features an embossed AEG logo, giving the set a particularly recognizable appearance. AEG, short for Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft, is a well-known name in German electrical engineering. According to the supplied information, this instrument dates to around 1950 and has a Bakelite or phenolic resin housing. The leather case is described as original. The exact date and materials have not been independently verified. The dial has a 0–60 scale and is marked A. The terminals along the top carry measurement-range markings. The supplied information lists 60 mV, 1.2 A, 6 A and 30 A. The stated accuracy class of 0.5 has not been verified, and no guarantee of calibration or measurement accuracy is provided. An appealing collectible for enthusiasts of historical laboratory equipment, German technology and industrial design. The combination of a black instrument and aged leather also makes a distinctive decorative accent for a study or dark academia-inspired interior. Specifications • Brand: AEG – Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft • Type: Analog ammeter with multiple terminals • Date: Circa 1950, according to the supplied information • Housing: Black Bakelite or phenolic resin, according to the supplied information • Included: Brown leather carrying case with AEG logo • Dimensions: Approximately 23 × 18 × 10 cm • Weight: 2023 g Condition Used vintage condition with visible signs of age and use. The black housing shows wear and surface marks, while the leather case has scratches, creases and patina. Please examine the photos for the visible condition and details. Operation and calibration have not been confirmed. Offered as a historical technical collectible and decorative object. Only one example of this product is available. Tracked shipping is charged separately.

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