What is It? Game 19

It’s a manual control for setting oil flow and pressure.

Yeah, one of those things that bellboys in lifts use to select the floor.

It’s a gauge used for pumping gas

Its the first cruise control! lol…

a stamper for glass or tin

It’s obviously a Nickel counter.

It’s an old gas pump dial for selecting how much gas you want.

It’s the throttle gauge for a boat. You set the percent of the engine power you want to use.

It’s some sort of flow control valve (possibly water). The numbers indicate what percentage is open.

it’a a indicating weel, it can be used to indicate the percentage of completion of a given task, it can be administrative, a chemical prosses, etc.

(SORRY ABOUT THE ENGLISH)

Okay, water control valve. The only thing I could find associated with Moore and Kling had to do with water works.

But it still might be a banana.

It’s obviously a tool/device used to open, measure, control or select the very items that are passed though, counted, dispensed and monitored by various individuals, machines, and observers of both human and electrical origin. It’s an incredibly rare item that can be found in great abundance throughout several vast regions within a specific locale or expansive geographic area.

Its a water height meter.

This is an old-time trolley speed controller.

water control valve

Elevator control for the blind

The letters look as though they’re raised, could it be a device to create numbered buttons of a sort? kinda like how the “seals” were made in older times, using wax… or how the old Mints made coins…?

Speed control lever for a mechanical bull!

a steering wheel for a ship

Good point! Could be for a Butterfly valve!

Butterfly?

it’s a guage to show how much fuel has gone though the pump

I think it’s a water flow control that measures GPM or Thousands of GPM through a valve. The company is or was in the water metering business for years.

torque wrench?

Vibrator speed control?

Ok, I give up, I’m just guessing now.