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• kevin oldfield August 20, 2010 19:40

  oddshit@hotmail.co.uk
  thanks jeff
• kevin oldfield August 20, 2010 14:34

  hi jeff
  these are my watkins meters
  indoor meter tin
  snipe meter tin
  junior exposure meter brass
  standard exposure meter brass in tin box
  exposure meter brass
  meter no456869-91 ally or stainless
  bee meter ins box 5/-
  snapshot meter ins box 4/6
  queen bee meter leather case
  indoor meter box 1/-
  bee exposure meter box $1.25
  fall meter ins box 5/-
  bee meter no2 brownie ins box
  focal plane meter
  focal plane meter blue glass
  small cine cameras meter
  dial exposure meter in a tin 8/6
  bee meter us
• kevin oldfield August 18, 2010 11:01

  hi jeff
  my name is kevin oldfield we emailed each other 9/4 2009
  as i bought a watkins dial meter off ebay and you was interested in it
  hope you have one now
  i have fifteen diferent types now
  i am very interested to no how many different types there are
  ive surf the net but i cant find a great deal of info
  i seem to be going round in circles
  please could you help me
  thanks kev
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  rita tait May 3, 2010 19:03

  I hadn't noticed the metal corners on the box but 'Yes' that is so. And 5/-
  
  You shall have a pic soon I promise.
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  rita tait May 3, 2010 17:30

  I have received your comment for which I thank you ( and warm thanks for the offer of help at Guildford - that is very well received as you can imagine). I am almost new to this website but it is very user friendly. I shall ask Jack to photograph his meter _ I think he has registered on this site so you might here from him direct. We have guests tomorrow for a few days ( the niece & nephew of Joy Thomas of Guildford) so if you don't hear for a few days it is because we are busy with them. I must then put some more pix on this website as I am scanning my way thro' 700 items and attempting to have a bit of a normal life now and then as well. I have the meter in my hand - out of its perfect box and am looking at the literature in the box. I see a date Sept 19th 1929 ...and 14th edition on the Instructions. The box says 'For those Lenses or Cameras marked 4,8,16,32 etc. Do you still want a pic?