Antique Elevator Floor Indicator Dial Solid Brass Philadelphia Pre War

Description

Stunning Antique Elevator Floor Indicator Dial
Solid Brass Body, Numbers + Dial
Lovingly restored, exposed brass, has a clear-coat of lacquer, now Brass will not tarnish.
Displays very well would look great in your home / office or a very unique gift for the Holidays.
From the Constantine Herring Building at 112 N. 12th St. Phila. PA
(which was torn down to build the Pennsylvania Convention center)
He was one of the pioneers of homeopathy in the United States of America and helped to disseminate homeopathy there. He founded a homeopathic school, the first of its kind in any country. From 1845 until 1869 he filled the chairs of institutes of medicine and materia medica in the
Philadelphia College of Homeopathy
. He devoted much study to cures for the bites of venomous serpents and for
hydrophobia
, and developed many of Hahnemann's theories.
On the back there is a set screw where you can adjust the dial arm to any floor you want.
It can be adjusted - tightened with an Allen Wrench (Allen Wrench Not Included) Display on a shelf or hang above doorway. Buyer is responsible for properly and professionally mounting this to a wall for any safety concerns as it is very heavy.
Measures 13" wide by 7.5" high
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Will be packed with care
Ships from USA