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Barometer

Gold barometer correction slide Mk IVA, 1914

1914

Precision Aneroid Barometer MkI

1963

Field aneroid barometer

Marine barometer by Ernst

1855

Fortin mountain barometer in brass case

1850

Capt. George portable barometer by William Cary

Station barometer with weather lore

1850-1860

Portable barometer by Harris

Aneroid barometer

Barometer by Daniel Quare c1690

circa 1700

Ambient Pressure Correction Barometer type UZ0001

1964-1974

Newman portable stick barometer with square section casing

1820-1850

Barometer, Kew pattern, for use at meteorological stations

1914

Barometer used during 1953 Mount Everest expedition

1952-3

Aneroid barometer

1860

Fitzroy barometer sold by John Harrop

Late 19th Century

Mercury wheel barometer with 8 inch dial by Baptist Ronchetti

circa 1785

Barometer by Manticha, 1800.

1800

Servo barometer type M2288

Holosterique Aneroid Barometer

1860-1870

Syphon barometer designed by Captain J P Basevi

Aneroid barometer by Mechanism Ltd

1957

Aneroid barometer by F. Hager

1851-1860

Bartrum open-scale barometer, 1892

1892

Torres-Quevedo barometer, circa 1954

1954

Portable pediment barometer, 19th century.

1801-1900

Aneroid Barometer

1970

Precision aneroid barometer Met O

1975

Precision aneroid barometer

1963

Replica of Torricelli's first barometer, 1643.

1643

Standard barometer Ennegistreur by Jules Rickard

German precision barometer in wooden box

Barometer, Midland Railway, aneroid barometer in circular wooden surround, MR & Wyvern hand-carved underneath, presented c.1900-1902 to Mr Joseph Smith, Managers Assistant.

Barometer - Midland Railway

Diagonal barometer, by Joseph Finney, Liverpool, 1760-1772

Diagonal barometer by Joseph Finney, 1760-1772

1760-1772
Barometer, London Brighton & South Coast Railway, ex Brighton Locomotive Drawing Office.

London Brighton & South Coast Railway barometer

Travelling aneroid barometer, 3 inch dial, in leather carrying case with silver plate engraved ‘THE ROYAL INDIAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE / SESSION 1878 – 9 / PRIZE FOR ENGINEERING / AWARDED TO E J ALEXANDER / STUDENT OF THE SECOND YEAR’, by Army & Navy Cooperative Society Limited, Westminster.

Edwin John Alexander barometer

Mountain barometer, Hurter (1786 type) signed "Rordorf Toledo 286, A Naples," also engraved "Hon. Henry R. Westenra," scale 17-30 French inches, 18-32 English inches, with integral tripod

Mountain barometer

1786
Portable standard barometer of the type used by the French Meteorological Service, 1874. Made by Tonnelot, rue Massillon, 3, Paris; presented to Met Office by Monsieur C. St.C Devile in Sept 1874

Portable standard barometer of the type used by the French Meteorological Service

1870-1874
Station barometer, 1921, made and presented by Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co. Ltd, No. 17537. MO 1410

Station barometer

1921
Gay-Lussac syphon barometer by Chevallier, with thermometer

Gay-Lussac syphon barometer by Chevallier

Stick barometer by Martin, with hygrometer

Stick barometer by Martin, with hygrometer and fitting screws

Diagonal barometer by Samuel Lainton, Halifax, Yorkshire, 1845-1855

Diagonal barometer, 1845-1855

1845-1855
Marine barometer, No.171, by Patrick Adie, London, 1857.

Marine barometer

1857
Unsigned Patterson barometer, with Kew pattern and Fortin features, presented to the Met Office in 1949, by the Canadian Department of Trade Meteorological Division. Marked M.S.C. Type C, 206

Unsigned Patterson barometer

Colliery barometer, mounted on wooden board. Used at Golbourne Colliery. Part of Coal Mining Collection

barometer

Mountain barometer by Dollond family, London, 1801-1850

Dollond family mountain barometer, 1801-1850

1801-1850
Portable barometer by J. Newman, circa 1835, serial no.2, with square sectioned casing

Portable barometer by J. Newman

1935
Syphon barometer by Thomas Jones, 62 Charing Cross, London

Syphon barometer by Thomas Jones

1820-1850
Open-cistern barometer by Joseph Somalvico & Co., London, England, 1839-1849

Open-cistern barometer, by Joseph Somalvico & Co., 1839-1849

1839-1849