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Posted 1 year ago
mustangtony
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This is a basic Keuffel & Esser Co. Site level from the 1930's. It has a bubble vial on the end and inside is a diamond shaped mirror at a slant.
When you look thru the peephole, there is a brass piece at the end and the mirror reflects the bubble to show your site is level. I actually used this recently to install the fence in my yard. Made in the USA and still works like new 80 years later. The product number is 5703. UPDATE - Found this item listed in the 1913 K&E price list and the 1921 catalog.
LevelsFor builders and bricklayers, all is for naught if one’s work is not level.…