A superb English made late Victorian piece of surveying equipment. Made in England by the famous Keuffel & Esser Co. A laquered brass case with signs of use. Aneroid is not operational (arrow not moving, service required). Diameter: 68 mm(without ring and crown). Otherwise, an Unpaid Item Dispute will be [...]
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Antique rare tiger maple & Birdseye Barometer Court Exeter 42 1800s
This very rare barometer in Birdseye and tiger maple was made by Paul Courti OF Exeter he was working from 1830-to 1860, I would assume its on the early Side of that with the wood choice this is the [...]
Antique 1940 WWII NIHON KISHO Japanese Brass Nautical Ship Aneroid Barometer
Here is a recent estate find. 22022, Specially Made for Utsuki Keiki Seisakusho Yokohama Japan. It Has a Large Heavy Brass Porthole Style Case with Silver Metal Dial and is Dated 1940. 9 1/2 in Diameter, and is Heavy. This is in Good [...]
Ino Pedronceli Bodmin Fine 18th C / 19th Barometer With Seashell Inlay
This exquisite 18th century barometer by Ant Y Stoppann Leeds is a true masterpiece of scientific instrumentation. Crafted with precision and care, it is an original piece from the pre-1930 era that is sure to impress any collector or enthusiast. [...]
Antique Marine Barometer J. Mosely, Waterford
Fine quality antique marine gimballed barometer made by J. Mosely of Waterford, England circa 1875. Twist carved mahogany case features a thermometer and brass cistern cover. Bowed glass and ivorine registers with a rack & pinion vernier complete the display. Great working and overall condition. Measures 37″ tall and extends [...]
1890 H. J. Green Fortin Stick Barometer in nice shape
This is a nice example of a H. Green Fortine stick barometer, early American instruments being more rare. Appears to be in good working condition however I know nothing about these so please keep that in mind. Here is some information on James Green and his. [...]
Taylor Instrument Companies Company Wood Stormograph Barometer Reader PARTS
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