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Taylor Instrument Companies Barograph in Walnut Case. Rochester New York USA ca. 1950, 34 cm wide

Barograph in walnut case, Russia 1953, 29 cm wide

3 measuring instruments including one with weights, 56 cm high barograph in metal case

Negretti & Zambra, a lacquered brass barograph, with eleven tier vacuum, single recording arm, contained in a mahogany and glazed case, 42cm wide.

An oak cased barograph with integral barometer by Thomas Armstrong & Bro. Ltd. 78 Deansgate, Manchester, with bevelled glass panels and drawer to base, 37cm wide, 23cm deep, 22cm high. Condition - good, untested.

A BAROGRAPH BY DOLLAND LONDON. the polished brass barograph inscribed Dollond London and numbered B8430, housed in a glazed oak case, 33cm wide, 18cm deep, 16cm high.

A KRIEGSMARINE BAROGRAPH, CIRCA 1944the Bakelite recording drum containing clockwork motor, mounted on ebonised steel bedplate, with recording arm assembly with 7 pressure cells, hinged wooden case with steel Kriegsmarine label numbered 4606N and aluminium drop handle and securing hatches -- 11in. (28cm.) wideThis barograph was found aboard the yacht Scaldis which was moored in Amsterdam when the Nazis occupied the city. Seconding the yacht, it survived the War and was located and recovered from a German dockyard by the original owners in 1947 when this barograph was found aboard. The Bakelite components used in this instrument indicate it was a late Wartime product as the instrument makers were running out of raw materials, especially brass. Some staining and fading to wooden case, movement running well at the time of cataloguing, label clear

A 20th century mahogany cased barograph, presented to A. Taramelli, 1939, with presentation plaque to the front, height 19cm, width 36.5cm.

An old Cary of London barograph

A mahogany cased barograph

A mahogany cased barograph complete with spare charts and ink

An early 20th century oak cased brass barograph, h.21cm

A walnut cased Casella, London barograph

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH UNSIGNED, 20TH CENTURY Of typical form, the drum mechanism recording the pressure on a chart 22cm high, 34cm wide, 22cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, Phillimore Gardens, London Condition Report: Timepiece movement driving the rotating drum is working and has a key. The instrument has been 'bag-tested' but no movement in the stylus was observed hence it is probable that the bellows no longer hold a vacuum. The gilding to the mechanism is in good original condition with minimal discolouration. The interior woodwork has some slight staining (probably ink) next to the drum; externally the case is in very good original condition. The drawer contains a good quantity of spare charts.Condition Report Disclaimer

A boxed barograph.

A Davis & Son barograph with an ink bottle and spare graphs in the lower drawer.

Barograph, Wilson Warden & Co, London, No 3309/40/47 in mahogany casing, 31.5cm wide, excluding bakelite drawer handle.

An un-named turn of the century Barograph with 7 bellow stack in mahogany glazed case with drawer below for charts

An oak cased barograph, 312mm wide x 176mm high x 166mm deep

A mahogany cased barograph, with single base drawer, width 42cm.

HAGUE & SONS, BATH; a mahogany cased barograph, with single base drawer, length 36cm.

A Mid 20th Century Metal Cased Barograph by ON, 28cm Wide

A vintage Atchison of London barograph with thermometer and self recording temper

A barograph in a glazed mahogany case

OAK CASED BAROGRAPH in glazed case with chart drawer below, marked 'Edward & Sons, Glasgow', 35.5 x 20.5 x 21cm

Table top barograph, retailer's label A Storey, Cambridge, glazed walnut case, 35cm.

A.L. Maxant, Paris, Barograph, contained in a mahogany glazed case with brass carrying handle, 31cm long.Untested no guarantee of working order

A mid to late 20th century barograph, by Casella, London, bevelled five-glass case, chart drawer to base, 37cm wide

A cased Maxant Barograph, this lot cannot be posted

A mahogany cased barograph. This lot cannot be posted

A wooden cased barograph in distressed condition, with attached bone plaque for Gibson Ltd, Belfast, English Made,

Early 20th century oak cased barograph by Short & Mason of London, stamped  S and M, the cased with bevelled glass panels and drawer to base, 37cm long x 22cm high

A CASED BAROGRAPH MACHINE, no makers marking, not tested but appears complete and in fairly good condition, mounted on a stepped wooden plinth with lift-off glazed cover, both in fairly good condition, length approx. 35cm, with two boxes of Casella recording charts

A WWII German Kriegsmarine barograph, possibly from a U boat, bearing brass plaque with serial number 506, 28cm wide, with original charts and service paper dated 1945, with pine outer crate.

An early 20th century mahogany barograph, with chart drawer, 39cm wide, (s.d.).

A West German Bakelite cased Hohenschreiber or barograph, stamped ‘Gebr Winter Jungingen Hohenz’ and ‘Werk Nr 53569’, 21cms long.

Two old measuring instruments. 20th century. 1x Barograph. 2x Volt meter. Size: 27 - 38 cm. In good condition.

A Very Fine Table Barograph By Callaghan, English, c.1900, engraved to the top plate ''CALLAGHAN & Co, 23 New Bond Street, Corner of Conduit Street, London' the barograph with clockwork movement (working) 8 bellows stack with lacquered brass linkage, (missing pen knib) drawer below with papers, case finished in French polished mahogany with inlaid brasswork, lift off bevelled glass cover, with presentation plaque to the front for R. A. HAY ESQ, Chairman of Messers, E Uzielle& Co Ltd, 1908-1920, a mark of esteem and appreciation from Mrs Uselli & her family', 36cm wide

Aneroid Barograph With Plinth By Negretti & Zambra, English, c.1900, engraved to the brass baseplate 'NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, No. 30150', the barograph mounted on a brass baseplate with silvered thermometer to the front, 8 bellow stack with brass linkage, drum with clockwork movement (running but not tested for acuracy), in a glazed French polished mahogany case with drawer below, complete with wall bracket, and extra papers,

Table Barograph, English, c.1900, unsigned, 4 bellows stack with lacquered brass linkage and mechanism to arm, drum with clockwork mechanism (running but untested for accuracy), ink bottle in glazed oak case width 36cm Provenance: bought by the vendor from the Old Swan Hotel famous for the disappearance of Agatha Christie in 1926. The disapperance sparked an 11-day nationwide manhunt. After an argument with her husband, Archie Christie, who revealed he was in love with another woman, Agatha vanished. Her abandoned car was found near Guildford, but she was nowhere to be seen, leaving only a cryptic letter. The disappearance captivated the public and even involved prominent figures like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Eventually, she was found at The Old Swan Hotel in Harrogate, registered under the name "Mrs. Teresa Neele." Christie provided no explanation for her disappearance, though some believe she suffered from amnesia or a nervous breakdown. The incident remains one of the greatest mysteries in Christie's life, with some speculating it was a publicity stunt, while others think it was an attempt to frame her unfaithful husband.

Woolley Sons & Co. Manchester oak cased barograph with chart drawer below, width 36.5cm, with further wall bracket or stand having frame to display a chart

Short & Mason C11646 Barograph in a Mahogany and Glass Case

German World War II Kriegsmarine barograph in sapele and glazed case bearing a plaque with eagle and swastika and numbered M 4910 W28cm

Walnut writing slope, Barograph, model

A 20th century barograph, mahogany glazed case, brass handle, 17cm high, 29.5cm wide

A Bakoscribe, bakelite cased barograph with cards

Barograph with seven vacuum sections, in case with hinged lid and bevelled glassTicks when wound, pointer connection to vacuum sections broken

Feingeratebay K Fischer Barograph type 285MO, with seven vacuum sections with calibration adjustment and hinged glazed lid

A small cased Barograph with key marked LM, made in France (possibly Leon Maxant)

A collection of scientific instruments including drawing equipment, an electric home therapy machine, microscope, barograph, base for scales, and a thermometer.

EDWARDIAN BAROGRAPH, EARLY 20TH CENTURY in glazed mahogany case, with single drawer36.5cm wideCondition good to fair. Light wear as per use and age. Mechanism Winds and starts ticking, though slowly stops. Additional images now available.

Chadburns of Liverpool Barograph, early 20th century, with seven section vacuum, held within mahogany and bevelled glass case, W37cm.

A VINTAGE OAK CASED BAROGRAPH WITH SPARE CHARTS

A mid 20th century mahogany cased barograph, with bevelled glass and lower drawer ( Lacking ink bottle), 37cm wide

A vintage barograph - no case

A cast metal cathedral form jewellery box, 19cm and a circular barograph

A Negretti and Zambra oak barograph, with copper gilt "Regency Jewelled Movement", in glazed case 42cm wide; together with a Short and Mason mahogany barograph, with silvered mechanism, in hinged glazed case32cm wide (2)Provenance: Private Collection, Ranelagh Grove, London, SW1

Barigo barograph in walnut color wooden case, 19 cm high, 26x17 cm

Englischer Barograph von Short & Mason, um 1900London, Mahagonigehäuse, abnehmbares Oberteil mit 4 Säulen und 5 facettierten Glaspaneelen, 37 x 22 x 21 cm, 8 Aneroiddosen, 8-Tage-Federwerk, Sockel mit Schublade, mit Farbe und Papier. Start Price: EUR 180 Zustand: (2-3/2-3)English Aneroid Barograph by Short & Mason, c. 1900London, mahogany case, removeable cover with 4 columns and 5 beveled glass panels, 8-tier vacuum chamber, 8-day spring movement, base with drawer, ink bottle and paper strips, 14 1/2 x 8 3/4 x 8 1/4 in. Start Price: EUR 180 Condition: (2-3/2-3)

A mahogany cased barograph, unnamed fitted with a drawer. Height 23 cm, width 37 cm, depth 23.8 cm.