One of eleven Queen Elizabeth's third set of Exchequer standard avoirdupois weights, flat circular nested weights in bronze, 2 drachms marked 1588, crown over EL, A, Reg.XXX Avoirdupois weight (standard) 1588
Set of five [112-7lbs] bell shaped, Avoirdupois bronze Exchequer weights, with ring and staple handle. Part of the original unsatisfactory set issued by Queen Elizabeth I in 1558. Set of five [112-7lbs] bell shaped, Avoirdupois bronze Exchequer weights 1558
Set of sixteen brass avoirdupois standard weights by W. and T. Avery Ltd., Birmingham in fitted oak case, larger weights inscribed "CITY OF LEEDS", 1901, 56lb, 28lb, 14lb, 7lb, 4lb, 2lb, 1lb, (bell-shaped)8oz, 4oz, 2oz, 1oz, 8dr, 4dr, 2dr, 1dr, 1/2dr, (disc-shaped), in fitted mahogany case Set of sixteen brass avoirdupois standard weights by W. and T. Avery Ltd 1901
The Quartz Avoirdupois Pound known as "Q", made for the Standards Commission of 1846 (with bevelled corners) The Quartz Avoirdupois Pound known as "Q", with wooden case 1846
Set of two of Capt. Kater's Exchequer Reference Standard Bronze Weights, i.e. 1lb. Av. (No.1) & 1lb. Troy (No.5) of 1824. Spherical with lifting knobs. The Troy Pound is marked TYPD ( Note the 3 dots which determine it as No.5) 1824; The Av. Pound is marked IPD AVS (Note no dots and no crown, which determine it as No.1) 1824. Both originally deposited at the Exchequer, Westminster with case. Set of two of Capt. Kater's Exchequer Reference Standard Bronze Weights 1824