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Synoptic scale of "Chemical Equivalents"

1814

Geostrophic wind scale type IIIA, Ref No.2809, MO 1944, S.I.No.128

Scale by Adie, London, No. 1147. 1850-1900.

1850-1900

Postal Scale

1925-1935

Ten circular scale pans

1762

Double sided scale showing various tables

Wooden scale of shrinkage for terra cotta (c.1900) by Gibbs and Canning

1900

Parallel scales inscribed "invented by T.Marquois"

One lead backed scale, two paper-backed logarithmic scales

Paper scale, long logarithmic and trigonometric functions

Wollaston scale of chemical equivalents, William Cary, 1814

1914

Paper scale calibrated 10 - 320

Synoptic scale of "Weights & Measures, Monies & Coins"

1815

Boxwood scale with wet bulb depression and barometer readings

Scale of shades for automatic filter

Scale, mahogany

Graduated semi-circle scale with pointer

Revised Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale

1937-1958

Large scale free flow electrophoretic separator for biological products developed by Harwell to a design by Professor Philpot, c. 1970

Large scale free flow electrophoretic separator

1970

Burndept Clock Scale

Burndept Clock Scale

Scale of chemical equivalents, caff type

Scale of chemical equivalents

One set of scales and two weights (56lb Avery and 56lb simon, nottingham). For a coal lorry. Manufactured by Hilliker

Set of Scales and Two Weights for a Coal Lorry

Copper template with four printed and one hand written paper rules, headed 'A scale to convert any quality of the Jewish weights, measure and money which are mentioned in the Holy Scripture into English Denomination' by William Cary, no.182 Strand, London, reverse of template inscribed Wm Ponti/ex & Comp' 46, 47 and 48 Shoe Lane, London

Scale to convert measurements

Wavelength scale for quartz spectrograph, in original cardboard box, by Adam Hilger Ltd., London, England, 1920-1929

Wavelength scale for quartz spectrograph

scales for weigh coal. Used on a coal merchants wagon. Manufactured by Hilliker, Altrincham.

Coal Weighing Scales