This is a very nice stick barometer by a little known American maker James Green. Seems to be in good working condition, measures about 39 inches long. I will add some more photos in a couple days. Here is some information on the maker James Green. James Green, the son of Samuel and Sarah Green. Was born in London, England in 1808 and moved to the United States opening an instrument shop in Baltimore around 1832. He opened a second shop in New York in the early 1840s, and retired in 1885. Was in the United States 72 years and in New York City 46 years; he died at New York City June 12, 1896. The Baltimore directories list as follows. Optician, 41 South St. 1835-36 Green, James, philosophical instrument maker, 72 Baltimore St. 1837-38 Green, James, philosophical instrument maker, 15 Liberty St. 1840-41 Green, James, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, 1 S. 1842 Green, James, mathe-sophical instrument maker, 53 South St. However in the index on page 6, under mathematical instruments is James Green, listed as an advertiser. 1847-50 same listing as 1840-41. King advertise as successors to James Green. 1876 directory Edward Meister advertises as successor to F. King came to New York in 1850 and continued to manufacture mathematical and philosophical instruments. The Federal Census of New York City, Ward 23, for 1880 lists James Green as 72 years old born in England. The item “H. J. Green Stick Barometer Mid 19th Century, Very Nice Early American Example” is in sale since Tuesday, October 15, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Science & Medicine (Pre-1930)\Scientific Instruments\Other Antique Science Equip”. The seller is “klony” and is located in Kalispell, Montana. This item can be shipped to United States.
