Vintage Airguide Fee & Stemwedel Temperature/Relative Humidity / 1940s Chicago

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Vintage “Airguide” instrument for measuring room temperature and relative humidity. Likely from the 1940s.
Manufactured by Fee & Stemwedel, Chicago.
This model is known as “The Kent,” which was introduced as early as 1938, as it is advertised in a Fee & Stemwedel catalog from that year, which is downloadable from the analogweather website.
Instrument measures 4 ¼” x 4 ¼”. With legs, it stands 4 5/8” high. It is 1” deep.
Items are stored in a smoke-free environment.
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