This mid-20th-century analog electrical test meter (multimeter) is built into a classic black Bakelite front panel and housed in a rugged, custom fitted protective timber transport box with a thick leather carry handle. Likely manufactured between the late 1940s and 1950s—an era when such robust benchtop instruments were standard for laboratory, military, or industrial telecommunications testing—the face features a clear, multi-tiered analog display gauge with dual selector dials for measuring DC voltage, and resistance ranges. The timber casing retains its original dual brass secure front latches and hinges, displaying a wonderful aged patina, light surface wear, and an authentic stamped serial or inventory number ("H528") on the inner top frame. While the internal circuitry and operational accuracy are untested, the unit is visually impressive and physically intact, making it a stellar decorative piece for industrial steampunk enthusiasts or a prized addition for vintage technology collectors.