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Anemometer, used by Dr.M.H.Gordon

circa 1900

Anemometer

Anemometer in wooden case

circa 1900

'Flomaster' electronic anemometer in leather case

Biram-type anemometer in wooden case

circa 1880

Lowne's patent colliery air meter

circa 1880

Self-timing anemometer, 1884.

1884

Dial for Anemometer 'Meter No.3'

1940-1960

Air meter

circa 1880

`Velometer' electrical anemometer by Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company Ltd. of Trafford Park

1950

Anemometer, run of wind indicator, without vanes,

1870-1900

Portable anemometer

1900-1930

Hagemann hand anemometer

1881

Lind type anemometer by Richard & George Knight, 1800-1812

1800-1812

Electromagnetic anemometer recorder

1920-1950

Electrical register for anemometer

1872

Hand anemometer

1997

Anemometer parts for use with 30 ft mast, 1997.

1997

Robert Mann Lowne's type anemometer, 1861-1865

1861-1865

Hand Anemometer 1997

1997

Dummy anemometer, by R.M. Young Company, 1992

1992

Rotating-vane air meter No. 533

circa 1880

Air Speed Indicator

1900-1904

Biram-type anemometer, c.1850.

Hand-held anemometer in case

Anenometer, Metropolitan-Vickers Air Velocity Meter (in leather case)

Anemometer and graph in mahogany box

1890-1930

Anemometer in wooden case

circa 1880

Lowne's air meter

circa 1880

gauge held in circular ring, with a fan attached, and is contained in a leather case with a steel clip. Case has leather strap. manufactured by Davis, Derby.

Davis anemometer

Vane anemometer made as part of the course at Northampton Secondary Technical School, Chequer Street, Clerkenwell.

Vane anemometer made as part of the course at Northampton Secondary Technical School

1952-55

'Hengist' and 'Horsa' wind-measuring instruments consisting of: 1) Masthead Unit, 2) Control Unit and 3) Indicators. Instrument from the yacht Gipsy Moth IV sailed by Sir Francis Chichester, by Brookes and Gatehouse Limited, England, 1965-1966

'Hengist' anemometer, from yacht 'Gipsy Moth IV'

1965-1966

Francis Ronalds' balance anemometer, wind speed guage, designed and made by Francis Ronalds, Kew Observatory, Kew, London, England, 1843

Balance anemometer, 1843

1843

Henry Chamberlain Russell type hand anemometer with leaflet, unsigned, (British?), 1878-1883. Incomplete, originally fitted with a 2 minute sand glass attached to bracket on arm.

Hand anemometer, Henry Chamberlain Russell type, 1878-1883

1878-1883

Direction scale for Dines P.T. Anemometer, A1/211

Direction scale for Dines P.T. Anemometer, A1/211

Vaisala W.A. wind measurement system, 1986. Comprises: WAC crossarm assembly, 80cm; WAA 12 3-cup optoelectronic anemometer, 30x8cm; WAV 12 optoelectronic wind vane, 36x9cm; WAD 14 readout panel, 33x16x7cm; WACC 11 12-core cable, 140m.

Vaisala W.A. wind measurement system

1986

Three items: Lind anemometer, 1775; Biram anemometer, 1846; Robinson cup anemometer, 1843.

Four-cup anemometer, 1846

1846

Bailey integrating anemometer mechanism and counter, by Elliott Brothers, London, England, c.1882.

Bailey type anemometer mechanism, British, 1880-1885

1882

Duncan's patent swinging ball anemometer by J. Hicks, Hatton Garden, London.

Duncan's Patent Swinging Ball Anemometer by J. Hicks

Counter for anemometer by R.W. Munro Ltd, 1932.

Counter for anemometer by R.W. Munro Ltd

1932

Direction scale for Dines P.T. Anemometer, A1/211

Direction scale for Dines P.T. Anemometer, A1/211

gauge held in circular ring, with a fan attached, and is contained in a leather case with a steel clip. Case has leather strap. manufactured by John Davis (Derby) Limited. Used at Boothtown Rescue Station.

John Davis gauge

Anemometer

anemometer

Dickinson's Anemometer made by J. Casartelli, Manchester

Dickinson's Anemometer made by J. Casartelli

Electronic anemometer by LT Lutron with case, supplied through Philip Harris Education

Electronic anemometer by LT Lutron with case, supplied through Philip Harris Education

1996