About a week later they moved a second batch of gear. Here's an inventory of what I saw:
Rheostats, transformers, chokes, and a pair of General Radio Type 106 G standard inductors, 1.0 milliHenry and 10 milliHenry
Some great old rheostats
A Tek Probe Power Supply, a bunch of lab fixtures, and a pair of Bogen amplifiers
One of the Bogen amps.
More lab fixtures, a monster transformer, three HP 450A wideband amplifiers, and some junk.
A gazillion Tek 308 Data Analyzers
Tek 308 Data Analyzer close-up
Homebrew power supplies, scope cameras, and a pair of Clevite-Brush chart recorders.
The scope cameras.
A stack of 5103N scopes.
The scopes were set up for X-Y only with just two 5A15 vertical plugins and no time-base.
A stack of RCA WV-98A Senior VoltOhmyst VTVMs
Close-up of the RCA VTVMs
Top shelf: Applied Physics Corporation Model 30 Vibrating Reed Electrometer, GR counter, Keithley Model 210 electrometer, Quan-Tech Labs Model 301 AC Microammeter, old army PA speaker.
Table: two X-Y plotters, some TV monitors, something I don't recall, a row of Weston meters, and a row of Keithley Model 200 electrometers.
On the floor, an HP 141T spectrum analyzer mainframe, a Sony TC-560D R-R tape deck, and a pair of overhead projectors.
Army PA speaker
Quan-Tech Labs Model 301 AC Microammeter
Keithley Model 210 Electrometer
General Radio Type 1153-AP counter and a Keithley Model 210 Electrometer
Applied Physics Corporation Model 30 Vibrating Reed Electrometer