I have seen “mystery numbers” on some vintage liquid thermometers. Frequently the number 12 or 13 sandwiched in between the actual temperature numbers.
I don’t know if the attachment uploaded, but if it did you can see the number 27 on the right side between the temperature numbers of 100 & 120.
Thanks for any input.
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No, it is a standard outdoor -30 to +120 degrees thermometer.