View Larger Image   Ideal Tool Co. Indicator Precision + Holder Antique   Description: This is one of the first types of comparison type machanical indicators. It has no dial face like today's indicators, no plastic either. The body of this indicator is marked "IDEAL TOOL CO. ROCHESTER N.Y. PATENTED". To date, I have never seen a broken Ideal indicator, that not to say some didn't get smashed or broken, but after about 60 year of use or just being stored, these indicators were made to preform a certain task, and do it well they have over the years. Sometimes simple is best, and to look at this indicator you can see, it all steel! This one is in great shape with a few minor stains, works good! It is mounted to a tool holder that is .25" x .5" x 4" long and has a vertical and horizontal holes, one hole of the two at each end. The side of the 2.25" long indicator has a thread post protruding from the one side, and the knurled thumb nut you see is holding the indicator to the holder/adapter. All in very good working order!     Contact:   Great Expectations Antiques Seller:   Dealer/Mall    View Seller's Policy Seller Accepts:   We accept VISA, MASTER CARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, PAYPAL, CASH, US POST OFFICE POSTAL MONEY ORDERS ONLY (ALL OTHER MONEY ORDERS WILL BE RETURNED), AND PERSONAL CHECKS. To order please click on the easy to use shopping cart. **INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS**PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD PREFERRED** WE ONLY ACCEPT INTERNATIONAL POST OFFICE POSTAL MONEY ORDERS - PURCHASED AT YOUR GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE - IN US DOLLARS - ALL OTHER MONEY ORDERS WILL BE RETURNED. **ALL INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMS FEES, DUTIES, TAXES, BROKERAGE FEES ARE TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER**     Price:   $40.00  USD   Convert Currency Quantity Available:   1 Est. Shipping:   $6.00 USD Ship Internationally:   Yes   (Quoted at time of purchase) Shipping Paid By:   Buyer     Reference #:   T25904 Condition:   Good++ Circa:   1930's Maker:   IDEAL TOOL CO. ROCHESTER N.Y. Additional photos

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