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    Help identify this OP SLIDE

    Hello Gentlemen, just need help identifying the maker of this OP SLIDE....TIA!!! Can't seem to find any markings except what looks like an E under....

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    The well picture is very blurry. A sharper image there might help.

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    Inland, it has a partial underlined PI.
    As for type E379

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimF4M1sicon View Post
    The well picture is very blurry. A sharper image there might help.
    Here ya go Jim, hope this is clearer...TIA!!!........Very good eye USGI, I can now make out the underlined PI....ty ty!!!


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    I believe it is.

    Packard Mfg. Co.
    Indianapolis, Ind.

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    Youthful eyes and a 27" monitor maker it easy to see details on a lot of things. Jim is right, made by Packard for Inland
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