Vintage Weston Master V Exposure Meter With case. Beautiful bit of equipment. Would make for a wonderful Christmas gift!

Beautifully designed vintage technology, allows for more accurate readings - they don't make them like they used to. Fantastic condition, fully worked. Lovely to use and small enough to add to your bag, belt or pocket.

Photographic fashion accessory 

Sangamo Weston was a company that made light meters, among much other electrical equipment. It is particularly known for the Weston Master series of selenium meters.

Weston was founded by chemist Edward Weston—no relation to the famous photographer—who held many patents for electrical inventions, from permanent magnets through cellulose manufacturing, dynamos, arc and filament lights and the magnetic-drag speedometer to electrical measurement instruments (and even US 895218 - a fruit box!). Weston's son, Edward Faraday Weston, applied for a U.S. patent on the first Weston exposure meter, granted as No.2016469 in October 1935. This was a cylindrical case with an electrical meter at one end, and an iris at the other; an adjustable scale around the meter opened and closed the iris, and showed the exposure.

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All items are carefully checked, cleaned serviced so the item reaches you in the best possible condition.  Please note that items of this age often have the odd mark and these are shown in the photos or in the description and they often add to the charm.  You have 30 days to check the item yourself and if there is anything you are not happy with you can return for a replacement, repair or refund.  
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