Goldberg Tel-Aviv Object?

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What does the black end look like from the end? Does the piece on the bottom come off?
 

I've seen something similar used in beer brewing?
 

something about putting liquid in there to view sugar content or something? i dunno shot in the dark
 

Looks like one of those things the mechanics in the Army used to check out batteries and coolant. They would put a little drop on it and then look into the light.

Asked one of them once what the heck that was and they called it a Duo-Check. Anyway found one on ebay link. Yes I know I am likely wrong, just saying it looks like one of them things.
https://www.ebay.com/p/Reichert-Duo-chek-7181-Coolant-and-Battery-Tester/1420390306
 

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This is total web research (nothing I knew) but apparently the guy who made it is emmanuel goldberg. I found that on a site about compasses.
 

This is total web research (nothing I knew) but apparently the guy who made it is emmanuel goldberg. I found that on a site about compasses.

Yes, I remember the name. Before Nazi time he was one of the founders of Zeiss Ikon. Should be a quality instrument.

Greets Namxat
 

Looks like one of those things the mechanics in the Army used to check out batteries and coolant. They would put a little drop on it and then look into the light.

Asked one of them once what the heck that was and they called it a Duo-Check. Anyway found one on ebay link. Yes I know I am likely wrong, just saying it looks like one of them things.
https://www.ebay.com/p/Reichert-Duo-chek-7181-Coolant-and-Battery-Tester/1420390306


That's also a type of refractometer :icon_thumright:
 

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