Roman type steelyard, by George Adams
1762
Nickel plated brass steelyard, signed W. Butterworth
Wooden steelyard, Roman-type 17th-18th century replica
1600-1799
Part of steelyard
300 BCE -500 CE
Danish steelyard
1800-1899
Replica of Roman steelyard, from Pompeii, 79 AD
1-79 CE; before 1914
19th century Indian Postal Balance
Self-indicating chondrometer in case
1804-1822
Bronze steelyard
200 BCE-200 CE
Steelyard-type chondrometer in case
1835-1842
Guinea balance in case
1753-1754
able folding guinea and half-guinea balance
1785-1801
Steelyard balance for weighing gold coins
1775
Wilkinson-type folding money balance
Corcoran's Chondrometer
1831-1870
Steelyard, the so-called opium scales in violin-shaped case
1880-1920
Single pan steelyard balance with indicator scale
1990
German pear-shaped steelyard weight, 1436
1436
Replica steelyard, 1917
1917
Counter scale, 'Fan' type, self-indicating, up to 2lbs. Av
1951
Chondrometer, steelyard type grain balance
Opium steelyards
English steelyard for weighing loaves of bread
1780-1799
Hoopers pocket letter weight
1840-1850
Steelyard-type chondrometer in fitted case
Chondrometer steelyard beam with pivots
Chondrometer with box pivot
1826-1844
Steelyard-type chondrometer with swan-neck pivot
1836-1870
Steelyard-type chondrometer with swan-neck pivot
1826-1870
Steelyard-type "improved chondrometer"
1845-1871
Steelyard-type chondrometer in case
1790-1797
Steelyard type guinea balance (Merlin type)
1810
Opium steelyard in violin shaped case
Wooden steelyard, graduated from 35-280 Troy lb.
1500-1599
Steelyard-type "new improved pocket chondrometer"
Pocket money balance
"New improved pocket chondrometer" of the steelyard type with swan-neck pivot
1831-1850
Steelyard-type pocket chondrometer
1840-1856
Steelyard Scale
Steelyard, metal, with one hook
1600-1900
Steelyard scale
Steelyard
Steelyard, metal, 5 hooks,
1600-1900
Steelyard
Steelyard
Steelyard
Steelyard, brass, three hooks, one rounded weight
Steelyard
Steelyard, wavy design with engraved bust
1600-1900
Reversible steelyard, for weighing up to 35 lbs.
1875-1900