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Weighing machine with ruler for height, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1831-1910

1831-1910

Personal weighing scales with two separate circular brass fittings and one separate piece of string

1751-1830

Personal weighing machine

1960

Chair weighing machine, by Young, English, 1801-1850

Chair weighing machine

1801-1850

Personal weighing scales with five weights and weight suspender in attatched polythene bag. By Maw and Sons, English; London 1891-1930

Personal weighing scales with five weights and weight suspender in attatched polythene bag. By Maw and Sons

1891-1930

Weighing machine and height measurer, 1830-1900, English

Weighing scales and height measurer

1830-1900

Steelyard type personal platform weighing machine [type 3306 ABV] by W & T Avery Ltd., to weigh up to 20 stone.

Steelyard type personal platform weighing machine [type 3306 ABV] by W & T Avery Ltd

1960-1970

Steelyard type personal weighing scales by C. Schember of Vienna with a folding platform

Steelyard type personal weighing scales by C. Schember of Vienna with a folding platform

1910-1930

Model 680 personal weighing machine by Berkel, 1973.

Model 680 personal weighing machine by Berkel

1973

Self indicating platform weigher, type A732 (Cam resistant) No.B14242 reading to 500lbs on dial, with two tone levers for 20lbs and 50lbs, additional 29-inch red enamel dial and handle for locking the knife edges.

Self indicating platform weigher

1930

'Mirage' glass platform scale, personal electronic balance by Salter Housewares Ltd, 1997, with original packaging

'Mirage' glass platform scale

1997

'Academy' 3000 electronic scale, personal balance (0-150kg & 0-330lb) by Salter Housewares Ltd, 1997, with original packaging

'Academy' 3000 electronic scale

1997

"Weylux" personal weighing machine combined with wooden height measurer, by John Bell and Croyden, London, 1920-1950

"Weylux" personal weighing machine combined with wooden height measurer

1920-1950

Personal weighing machine, late 18th century, mahogany, by Merlin, Hanover Sq., with set of six brass cup weights:- 32 ounces balance 16 stone (This forms case for other weights, pin fastener missing); 16 ounces balance 8 stone; 8 ounces balance 4 stone; 4 ounces balance 2 stone; 2 ounces balance 1 stone; 1 ounce balance 7lbs (Smallest weight missing)

Personal weighing machine

1780-1799

Personal weighing machine by Youngs, London: compound lever type, with five loose weights and a counterpoise

Personal weighing machine by Youngs