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I have a smallish cardboard box, pale yellow in colour. It has blue printing on it. The box is sized 3 inches by 2 3/8th by 2 3/8th inches approx.


The Maker of the contents displays an address of Neasden Lane, London NW10 IRN.


The useful electrical item inside is what? (Accurate title needed please).


Z.


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    davidwalker2:

    Neasden Lane!  I was married in St. Mary's Church at the Church Road end, the end that the B.T.H factory was located.  In my younger days I travelled Neasden Lane daily on my way to work at the Post Office Research Station at Dollis Hill (of Tommy Flowers, Colossus computer codebreaker fame).  It is very different now, and no electrical manufacturing as far as I am aware, so if it is an older item it will be BTH, possibly a panel meter of some type, although the Willesden factory made heavy duty items as I recall.


    David


    Clue: British patent no. 1261518.


    Z.


     


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    davidwalker2:

    Neasden Lane!  I was married in St. Mary's Church at the Church Road end, the end that the B.T.H factory was located.  In my younger days I travelled Neasden Lane daily on my way to work at the Post Office Research Station at Dollis Hill (of Tommy Flowers, Colossus computer codebreaker fame).  It is very different now, and no electrical manufacturing as far as I am aware, so if it is an older item it will be BTH, possibly a panel meter of some type, although the Willesden factory made heavy duty items as I recall.


    David


    Clue: British patent no. 1261518.


    Z.


     


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