I like 1940s electrical devices and instruments- they might no longer work, but I find them really interesting and I have built up quite a collection of different examples now. Today we are looking at a small Air Ministry Milliameter, with a black Bakelite housing:
The milliameter has a central dial, with two buttons covering ‘In Circuit’ and ‘Shorted’:
The dial has the crown and AM initials and Crown badge showing Air Ministry ownership, together with a 10A/ stores code and a date of 1940:
The base of the milliameter has a pair of brass contacts that allow a couple of leads to be attached to connect to the electrical circuit being tested:
E.T.E.I. is Ernest Turner Electrical Instruments.
A High Wycombe firm with a renowned sports club.