Antique electrical transformer manufactured by the Central Scientific Company (CENCO). Designed for laboratory and educational use, this early 20th-century transformer features large copper-wound coils mounted on a laminated iron core, all secured to a substantial wooden base.Central Scientific Company supplied scientific apparatus to schools, universities, and research laboratories throughout the early 1900s. Transformers of this style were commonly used for classroom demonstrations, electrical experiments, and laboratory testing where controlled voltage transformation was required.An excellent piece for collectors of antique scientific instruments, educational equipment, and early electrical technology.Features:* Manufacturer: Central Scientific Company (CENCO)* Early laboratory electrical transformer* Copper-wound coils* Laminated iron core construction* Heavy wooden mounting base* Original scientific apparatus designCondition:Untested; sold as-is for repair, restoration, display, or parts. Electrical operation has not been verified. Due to age, the transformer may require cleaning, insulation replacement, or restoration before any use. Expect scratches, oxidation, surface rust, finish wear, and age-related patina. Please review all photos carefully for condition, completeness, and markings.Collector Notes:CENCO laboratory equipment is highly regarded among collectors of antique scientific instruments and educational apparatus. Transformers retaining their original manufacturer’s plate, copper windings, and wooden base are especially desirable as display pieces and historical examples of early electrical laboratory equipment.

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