9" Magnetic "Glo-View" Torpedo Level 4 passes CMYK on the

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9" Magnetic "Glo-View" Torpedo Level 4 passes CMYK on theIn its price list of December 28, 1936, Stanley introduced a new level for use by mechanics, inspectors, householders, and hobbyists. Called a torpedo level, it was shaped similar to a submarine with tapered ends on both sides, making it very useful in close quarters and tight spaces. They are traditionally 9 inches long for handy, everyday use where a long level isn't needed. This level is from Johnson located in Mequon, Wisconsin. The company was