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Gages on the rig site.

Triumph motorcycle gages details

Triumph motorcycle gages details

Ultra wide angle - auto console

Close-up, extreme wide angle photo taken from the driver's view of the dash gages. Close-up, extreme wide angle photo taken from the driver's view of the dash gages.

Automotive gages

Automotive gages

Firetruck Pump Panel

Colorful fire engine pumper panel with all logos removed. Colorful fire engine pumper panel with all logos removed

Tractor cab vintage

Vintage aging tractor cab with steering wheel. Vintage aging tractor cab with steering wheel

Automobile dashboard

Automobile dashboard from a French Hispano-Suiza automobile from the 1930s

Helicopter cockpit

Helicopter cockpit with the control stick in the foreground and the instruments and switches in the background.

Old spitfire car

Driver at the Wheel

Driver at the Wheel

Industrial Pressure Gages

Industrial Pressure Gages

Gas Gages

USGS Streamgage at Soper Branch Creek

A view from Soper Branch creek with a USGS streamgage on the other side of the bridge. Soper Branch is a small stream near Hyattstown, MD, that is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. For more than 125 years, starting with the establishment of the first streamgage in Embudo, N.M., on Jan. 1, 1889, the USGS has monitored flow in selected streams and rivers across the United States. The information is routinely used for water supply and management, monitoring floods and droughts, bridge and road design, determination of flood risk and for many recreational activities. The USGS currently operates 4,461 stations with more than 30 years of record, and 8,024 gages comprise the U.S. streamgage network today. Photo credit: Dianna Hogan, USGS. A view from Soper Branch creek with a USGS streamgage on the other side of the bridge. Soper Branch is a small stream near Hyattstown, MD, that is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. For more than 125 years, starting with the establishment of the first streamgage in Embudo, N.M., on Jan. 1, 1889, the USGS has monitored flow in selected streams and rivers across the United States. The information is routinely used for water supply and management, monitoring floods and droughts, bridge and road design, determination of flood risk and for many recreational activities. The USGS currently operates 4,461 stations with more than 30 years of record, and 8,024 gages comprise the U.S. streamgage network today. Photo credit: Dianna Hogan, USGS

Car dashboard gages in the dark

Car dashboard gages in the dark

Check Engine Light

Check Engine Light

Car dashboard in custom style car

Speedometer concept

Speedometer concept

Acetylene Tank Gages

Acetylene Tank Gages

Fuel Gages

Gages

Car gages

Box containing several nuts and washers of different sizes. Box containing several nuts and washers of different sizes

Oxygen gages regulator

Oxygen in tank exhausted and indicated on gages to refill. Oxygen in tank exhausted and indicated on gages to refill

Two Pressure Gages

Two Pressure Gages

Dark - wide angle - auto console

Dark - wide angle - auto console

Gages

Interior of an automatic car. Interior of an automatic car

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