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03-04-19, 01:08
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Well I found out late last evening that the meter I was curious about was manufactured by the DeJur Company. It was apparently founded by two brothers in the 1920's in Connecticut and eventually relocated to New York State. They seem to have developed quite a good reputation in the radio sector for their tuning capacitor design work and their electrical meters , which were highly regarded.
At some point the company became DeJur-Amsco and they are now very well known in the Photographic Industry for their Light Meters. David 
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