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A J. Casartelli Anemometer, lacquered brass, signed ‘J. Casartelli 43, Market St. Manchester’ and ‘Air Meter to 1000 Feet’, in maker’s fitted mahogany box

Mining interest - A Short and Mason HS anemometer formerly from Gedling Colliery with Aug 1990 calibration certificate and leather carry case,stamped NCB, main dial velocity in meters calibrated 0-100, three subsidiary dials 100, 1000, 10000.

Mining interest - a Lownes Instruments cased RH2 Low Speed vane anemometer No. L2043 formerly of Gedling Colliery.

A D AM5000 anemometer and another cased anemometer.

SECOND WORLD WAR - A GERMAN NAVAL CUP ANEMOMETER WIND SPEED INSTRUMENT hand-held, retaining much of its original black paint finish, the gauge numbered '225082' and bearing the Kriegsmarine eagle device.

A Negretti & Zambra medium speed anemometer - air meter. The blackened brass frame with silvered dial having three subsidiary dials and script ' Air Meter To 100,000 Feet ' No 5959. Complete with the original case

Lowne Instruments, London Anemometer, the 2.25" silvered dial with three subsidiary dials, no. L 2725, inscribed 'Air Metre to 100,000 Feet', blackened brass case, with tan leather box and correction card, 3.5" high

A hand anemometer, cased, together with another, and an early 20th century glass cased electric servants bell

An Edwardian unnamed Anemometer, with silvered dial inscribed 'Velocity in Feet, No 8180, Zero Setting, Patent No. 3729', brass case, in a fitted mahogany case.

An air meter anemometer by NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA London with attachments in orig box G+

An early 20th century Anemometer, by Short & Mason, No. 1160, 5.4cm silvered circular dial inscribed with Arabic numerals, five subsidiary dials, 8.5cm high, cased with two Short & Mason correction receipts

An F Robson & Co anemometer, cased.

A portable Short and Mason anemometer, by Halden & Co. Manchester, complete with chart, mount and setting lever in fitted velvet lined leather case.

Casella of London Hemispherical cup anemometer - an instrument used to measure wind speed, this three cup instrument is based on a 1926 design and a circa 1930's it is designed to be attached to a post or weather station Condition report: Working order

A 2 1/4" four dial anemometer by SHORT & MASON London No F4057 in orig lined leather case G++

An Anemometer by Casella, London together with instructions

A boxed World War two period Anemometer

Mixed Instruments, including a Chapman & Hunter brass Pitchometer, cased, a John Christie brass engine indicator in wooden box, Adie & Son brass barometer, surveyors cross staff head, pressure gauge, anemometer etc

A Birams patent table top Colliery Anemometer C1900 made by Davis & Son, Derby, 6 inner vane dials in brass casing 7cm diam

A brass single dial, eight vane Colliery Anemometer by Davis & son, Derby, Ltd., 11cm diameter and with leather case with shoulder strap

Casella five dial, eight vane brass colliery anemometer, the vane set at right angles to the body and standing 8cm high x 8cm wide, contained in its original fitted wooden box with labels.

Colliery Anemometer made by John Davis & Son, Derby, Patent No. 13182, calibrates feet per second of the 8 vanes.

A Birams patent table top Colliery Anemometer C1900 made by Davis & Son, Derby, 6 inner vane dials in brass casing 7cm diam

A brass single dial, eight vane Colliery Anemometer by Davis & son, Derby, Ltd., 11cm diameter and with leather case with shoulder strap

Casella five dial, eight vane brass colliery anemometer, the vane set at right angles to the body and standing 8cm high x 8cm wide, contained in its original fitted wooden box with labels.

Colliery Anemometer made by John Davis & Son, Derby, Patent No. 13182, calibrates feet per second of the 8 vanes.

Davis and Son of Derby anemometer in aluminium case

Cased anemometer

Various Instruments: Tinsley Shielded Anemometer, in mahogany case, and Cambridge Instruments Galvanometer, in bakelite case (2)

A late 19th century air meter (anemometer) no.1828 within a fitted pine, lidded box with paper label dated 19/5/82. Condition Report: The box is generally tired. A split to the lid and the hinges are broken. The meter is scratched and tarnished. The vanes move well, however, when moving them nothing moves on the dial so may not be in working order.

Short & Mason Mark II aneroid barometer and a Davis of Derby 4" Anemometer with original brown leather carrying case (3)

A Lownes silver medal air meter or anemometer the silvered dial inscribed `Stanley Great-Turnstile London No. 2048`, Air Meter, the weighted base marked `Lowne`s Silver Medal Air Meter`, with copper anodised body and aluminium vanes, within a fitted wooden box with applied international inventions exhibition label, 8.25cm. high.

A CASARTELLI BRASS ANEMOMETER the silvered dial engraved AIR-METER TO 1000 FEET J CASARTELLI & SON MANCHESTER NO 1727, in lacquered brass with eight aluminium blades in a ring mounted at 90 degrees, on three turned columns and weighted circular base, 8.5cm h, with rod mount, in fitted mahogany box with brass carrying handle and printed label to the underside of the lid, c1900 In fine complete original condition retaining all of the lacquer

Negretti & Zambra medium speed anemometer, blackened brass frame with silvered dial having three subsidiary dials and script ‘Air Meter To 100,000 Feet’, 10.5cm diameter, in a brown leather case ** General condition consistent with age

A cased anemometer by Short and Mason

A Negretti & Zambra Anemometer or Air-Meter, with silvered dial numbered 5649, black enamelled body, with instructions, in wooden case, together with a later model (2)

An Anemometer or Air Meter by J.Casartelli and Son, Manchester, serial number 995, with silvered dial and blued steel pointer, in an ebonised wooden case; A Steel Spirit Level by Wyler, in wooden case (2)

A Davis anemometer with shutter in stitched leather case

Anemometer by Negretti and Zamba for measuring wind speed; a circular black metal casing - 15.5 cm diam.

A late 19th Century brass anemometer/air meter, number 375, by L Casella London

A Black Enamelled Brass Anemometer by E. Davis, Leeds, with silvered dial, blued steel pointer, suspension ring, in a leather case; A Steam Engine Indicator by The Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Company, Boston, in chrome and brass, in a fitted mahogany case (2)

An Edwardian brass anemometer by E Bennis of Bolton, in a mahogany case. (4.25in dia)

An airspeed indicator from the Zeppelin LZ128 in the form of an anemometer. The cup vanes pivoted between two discs on a short stem to the ball shaped body and dial, graduated 0-10 (10-20) and marked “m/s bei 1 Minute Messzeit” with maker’s name “Georg Rosenmuller, Dresden N6.” Black enamel finish overall. Overall height 170mm including modern purpose made brass base. GC. Plate.16

*An early 20th century oxidised brass framed eight blade airflow meter, the silvered dial with three subsidiary dials, fine blued steel hands, inscribed zero setting Pat No. 3729, No. E20330, the original leather carrying case with Short & Mason Anemometer correction label, 5in (12.7cm) high (1)

An Oxidised Brass Anemometer or Air-Meter, with silvered dial, in a mahogany case; An Automatic Micrometer by Louis Schopper, Leipzig, with cast iron base, brass casing, silvered dial (2)

A Biram`s Patent mine anemometer by Davis of Derby the signed lacquered brass frame with central silvered dial and suspension loop, 4in. (10cm.) diameter.

A Robson, Newcastle Anemometer, in its original wooden case with National Coal Board paper label.

Black enamelled and brass Abney level, circa 20th Century together with a Japanese made Anemometer (2)

A VICTORIAN ANEMOMETER with enamel dial (cups lacking) 13 1/2" high

A brass and black painted anemometer, No 17231, in a leather case bearing Short & Mason linen label.

A Patent "Biram`s Anemometer" by Wood, Liverpool, No.404 in nickel, half hunter case.

An Anemometer or Air Meter by Griffin & George Ltd, No.L1309, with black enamelled body, silvered dial and three turned brass pillars, with instructions, in a stitched leather case; A `Foot Candles` Light Meter by Sangamo Weston Ltd, in a stitched leather case (2)

F. Robson & Co. Newcastle upon Tyne, an anemometer, cased

An Anemometer No.13823 contained in leather case.

A digital anemometer, cased.

A lacquered brass mining airflow meter/anemometer, the silvered dial with five subsidiary dials, no.668, with eight bladed aluminium impeller in fitted wooden box with ivorine labels, signed "Pastorelli & Rapkin Ltd, London".

An R W Munro Ltd Anemometer, cases

A lacquered brass mining airflow meter for anemometer, the silvered dial with three subsidiary dials signed Negretti & Zambra, London, with eight bladed aluminium impeller, in wooden fitted box with ivorine label inside lid.

Mining Collectables, comprising a Davis Derby anemometer in stitched leather case, an Eccles Protector safety lamp, a similar lamp, a small brass lamp and a methanometer (5)

Souvenir of the German Battleship Graf Spee, sunk off Montevideo 17th December 1939 - a brass instruction plate from the Anemometer (wind gauge) which was mounted in the fire control station with typed note of history (given by Lord Mountbatten to the son of his steward). Lots 9-26 belonged to Edward Moncur the steward to Earl Mountbatten of Burma who worked at Broadlands - the Earl`s country seat for twenty years. Lord Mountbatten also encouraged Edward Moncur`s son`s interest in stamp collecting by giving him stamps and envelopes from all over the world