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This brass item is stamped Stanley Fuels Level and has some other words I can't make out. What is this??



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Probably says Stanley Rule and Level company. It is the brass view plate off of a wooden carpenter's level.
 
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You are right! The & symbol resembles a S. Thank you so much
 
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Nice ID. Thanks again

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Thanks. I checked the pattern and it dates from 1907-1909. They look pretty interesting
 
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