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List 90, 4 bolt
I gave it a paint up grade
believe it was made in 1941 maybe earlier
RENSSELAER VALVE CO.
TROY, NY
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This smallest size of the List 90 has a 4-bolt bonnet and has a 4" main valve opening. The barrel I.D. is ~6", and O.D. is ~6¾" measured near the ground line O.D. rib.
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Nice paint job! That would look great out in my man cave! Thanks for sharing and welcome to CollectorsWeekly!
Michael
Thank you!
Hey look at you! What a cool thing for a girl to do! She doesn't paint her nails, she paints a hire fydrant! I love it!