Antique & Scientific Instruments U.K.
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ANTIQUE ELECTRICAL, MEDICAL & other SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS . SCALES, WEIGHTS & MEASURES
A magnificent set of brass double beam antique butchers weighing scales, dating from around 1900. These continental weighing scales are 1.65m high, have 2 sets of pans suspended from brass beams each with poised dolphins at the ends, mounted on a single pillar with a brass bull’s head finial at the top. The beams have screw-in balancing weights. The shaped base holds15 weights ranging from 5 grams to 5 Kilograms. The large pans and weights are all stamped with assay marks to confirm the calibration.
ELECTRICAL
A pair of vintage OIL IMMERSION RESISTORS, with connectors in glass phials, used to demonstrate the temperature coefficient of resistance, by Philip Harris of Birmingham, England.
MEDICAL
A cased HAWKSLEY & SONS antique medical HAEMACYTOMETER complete with micrometer slide in a plush lined case.
The Belgrave SPHYGMOMANOMETER signed on the silvered dial Bailey & Son, 45 Oxford St. London W.1., the scale reading 20 - 300 m/m, the 2 in diameter brass case with suspension loop and inlet guard
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
A cased set of drawing instruments comprising springbows, compasses and pens, in a black leatherette covered case,
A cased set of spring bow drawing instruments consisting a pair of dividers, a lead compass and an ink compass in a black leatherette covered case, monogrammed inside the lid with “D.R.”, the maker’s trademark?
OTHERS A 10 in. Philips' Planisphere for latitudes 51 1/2 deg. North, shows the principle stars visible every hour for every day of the year, in original case - Galvanometers, ammeters, pressure gauges, etc...
BOOKS Bar-lock typewriters model 18 & 18a handbook by Bar-Lock (1925) Ltd., The World's Minerals (with 40 colored plates) by L.J.Spencer, GENERAL LINKS Scientific Instrument Making in Manchester 1790 - 1870 by Jenny Wetton - this book could be purchased from the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry +(44)161 832 2244 for about £2 Interested in Astrolabes, then follow this link to a site full of excellent information on the subject. For information on camera lucidas & how to use them click here (please be patient as this is a large file of aprox. 1 Mb) And an artist who uses camera lucidas click here
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