This is a vintage recording aneroid barograph made by Julien P. Friez & Sons, Baltimore, MD for the US Army Signal Corps. It has a solid aluminum base, with a glass & aluminum hood done in apart deco style consistent with it’s probable design in the 1920’s-1930′0s. All elements of this machine are intact & very likely operable. It also includes all of the ink & oil necessary to enable it’s function, including 2 like new/unopened bottles (1 oil/1 #10 special purple ink) in sealed, unopened packaging. This exact specific instrument comes out of a Movie Prop House in NM & appeared as a Set Decoration Prop in OPPENHEIMER, the Academy Award winning film shot on location here in New Mexico in 2022. This item appeared along with a number of other vintage 1940’s state of the art lab equipment in the recreation of the Trinity test sight during the reenactment of the 1st nuclear detonation for the film. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of American Film History, as well as a historic component from the LosAlamos Laboratory where the manhattan Project itself took place.

Antique Cyclo Stormograph Recording Barograph manufactured by Casella London. Classic mahogany and glass scientific weather instrument used for recording atmospheric pressure changes. Acquired from the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the early 1960s and was in use in the 1950s and before. Exact age unknown, but likely early 20th century. Casella are a renowned instrument maker whose origins can be traced back to as early as 1799. This is a great piece for collectors of antique scientific instruments, meteorological equipment, or laboratory memorabilia. Includes: Brush Electronics recording ink dated 09/07/1958, 3 bottles of FRIEZ instrument special No. 10 purple ink(one unopened), multiple sheets of unused vintage graph paper, lift-off all glass lid, a two-compartment chart drawer at the base. In excellent, used condition – some scuffing to the mahogany staining. See photos for full condition details. Dimensions: Base – 14.5in L x 9in W x 8.5in H(with glass cover). Glass Cover – 12in L x 6.5in W x 6.5in H.

Brass Bezel, Crescent Shaped Thermometer, Rope Twist Polished Oak Frame. In Excellent, Used Condition – Full Working Order. 9in diameter x 2.75in deep.

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With dragon figurines on the sides. 62 cm height and 26 cm wide.

Antique flemish wood carved barometer. With putti cherub figural decor. Signed and dated 1922 by artist. Came from a collector in barometers. Was one of rarest models as it is probably a unique one of a kind piece. 18.5 x 14.5 x 8.5 cm. Good condition (maybe on top there has been something else before as i see a hole there).

Antique rare to find wood carved weather station. Thermmeter works fine, baro and right hygrometer not tested (right paper part has moist stains see pic). 56 x 42.5 cm. We pack our items very well to avoid any damage see our feedbacks from clients! Unauthorized Duplication Prohibited.

Antique wood carved hunting theme barometer. With hunting trophies and hunting dog on top. 68 cm height and 31 cm wide. Good condition with wear consistent age / usage.

If you need additional pictures or you have any questions regarding this item, please let me know. The Antique Negretti & Zambra London Aneroid Barometer is a rare and valuable piece from the late 19th century, reflecting the precision and craftsmanship of scientific instruments during that time period. This working barometer showcases the intricate design and functionality of early scientific tools, making it a unique and sought-after collectible for those interested in antique scientific instruments. With its historical significance and functional capabilities, this piece would make a prized addition to any collection or display of vintage scientific artifacts.