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Airplanes - Instruments - "Tanner" U.S. No. 40, Gasoline Indicating Gauge, three rod construction with the old style head; manufactured by Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio. From Akron Selle Co

Airplanes - Instruments - "Tanner" U.S. No. 40, Gasoline Indicating Gauge, single rod construction; manufactured by Akron Selle, Co., Akron, Ohio. From Akron Selle Co

Airplanes - Instruments - Aeroplane Instruments. Tanner U.S. #40 Gauge improved head construction, three rods suitable for very deep tanks. The Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio

Airplanes - Instruments - Manufacture of oil tank gauges for airplanes at the Akron Selle Co. Plant, Akron, O. Tanner U.S. #30 gauge, three rod consturction for deep tanks. Rec'd from Akron Selle Co

Airplanes - Instruments - "Tanner" U.S. No. 40, Gasoline Indicating Gauge, Handley-Page design, manufactured by Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio. From Akron Selle, Co

Airplanes - Instruments - "Tanner" U.S. No. 40, Gasoline Indicating Gauge, Handley-Page design, manufactured by Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio. From Akron Selle, Co

Airplanes - Instruments - "Tanner" U.S. No. 40, Gasoline Indicating Gauge, well improved head; manufactured by Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio. From Akron Selle, Co

Airplanes - Instruments - Aeroplane instruments. Tanner U.S. #20 Guage gasoline indicator. The Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio

Airplanes - Instruments - Aeroplane Instruments. Tanner U.S. #40 Gasoline gauge. The Akron Selle, Co., Akron, Ohio

Airplanes - Instruments - "Tanner" U.S. No. 30, Gasoline Indicating Gauge, three rod construction, designed for very deep tanks; manufactured by Akron Selle Co., Akron, Ohio. From Akron Selle Co

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