Vintage U.S. Army WWII Zenith Frequency Meter SB-221-T For Sale

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Vintage U.S. Army WWII Zenith Frequency Meter SB-221-T:
$69.50

This WWII meter is is in great cosmetic condition for its age. However, we do not have a power cord to fit it and therefore it is untested. It is being sold \"as-is\". See all 15 photos for condition detail. Lot #GEM-082723-3

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This sale is part of an estate liquidation or inventory clearance and isbeing sold “as-is” without returnunless we have mis-represented in some way.

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