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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

A Bates Saccharometer No.155, in mahogany case, the hinged cover set with ivorine label "W Reeves & Co., 26 Minories, London"; a Sikes` Hydrometer, by Loftus, 321 Oxford St., London, in mahogany case; a Smith`s Chronocounter, in black bakelite case; a Brass 1 1/4 inch Single Draw Refracting Telescope, the leather sleeve embossed and gilt with the Royal Coat of Arms; a James Heal & Co. Ltd. "Abonair" Cloth Balance; a Flomaster Anemometer, in black vinyl carrying case (6)

An Anemometer by Negretti & Zambra No.4721, with black enamelled finish and silvered dial, in a fitted mahogany case; A Military Issue Verner`s Pattern Mk.VII Pocket Compass by John Wardale & Co., London, no.53977, in black and gilt with pearl dial, in a stitched leather case (2)

Four dial Brians anemometer, six inch, No4173 fitted box also a Mercer pressure gauge, slide rules etc

A German Third Reich "Handwindmesser Anemo WP3" Anemometer, black enamelled with luminous register, in original wood box with label

An Air Meter or Anemometer by Negretti & Zambra, with black enamelled finish, three turned white metal pillars and silvered dial, with instructions, in a fitted mahogany case; A Light Reading Anemometer by Short & Mason, with black enamelled finish, plus instructions, in a stitched leather case. (2)

A Lownes Silver Medal Air-Meter or Anemometer by J. Casartelli & Son, Manchester, No.1147, in anodized brass, with engraved silvered dial, turned pillars, with ring attachment, in original pine box with label.

Cased anemometer by Casella London.

A Biram's Patent Brass Colliery Anemometer, by Davis, Leeds, No.654A, of circular form, with eight oxidised brass vanes enclosing a circular silvered dial, 11cm diameter

A Lowne's Patent Ventilation Anemometer by Stanley of London, silvered dial with 5 subsidiaries, with correction chart, mahogany case, 6.75"

Negretti & Zambra air meter, Smith's rev counter; Davies-Simpson flame anemometer, all boxed

A small boxed Anemometer, T. B. Winter, Newcastle Upon Tyne.

A leather cased Short and Mason Anemometer with central silvered dial and black casing, diameter 11cm.

*Anemometer. A good air-flow meter by R. Fuess, Berlin-Steglitz, No. 8150, the principle dial with five supplementary dials, four-cup rotating head and screw for post mounting, on turned mahogany stand, 8.25 in (21 cm) high, overall (1)

A cased vane and anemometer, by Lowne & Co

Negretti & Zambra brass mounted enamelled metal and glazed Anemometer in carrying case, 12cm high

Negretti & Zambra lacquered brass anemometer with eight-vane fan attached to a central circular dial measured in feet enclosed within a cylinder on stand 10cm diameter the mahogany case with label to underside of lid 'International Inventions Exhibition Awarded Silver Medal'

A Digital hand held wind anemometer in case.

A late 19th century lacquered brass anemometer by Webber & Son Ltd Swansea No.140 with white enamel dial calibrated for feet in mahogany box with screw-on handle the box 7.8cm wide.

A steel and brass Anemometer. Short & Mason. No 7962. With 8 bladed fan and 1.75in diam dial calibrated to indicate an air flow velocity in feet, with three subsidiary registers. 4.125in diam overall (in leather case)

A Watson and Co microscope, 1969, cased; an anemometer by Airflow Developments Ltd. (2)

A Davis and Co Derby Anemometer 4in diam, in a leather case; a Baldina 35 mm; a Rollei E110 camera outfit

* Anemometer. A late 19th-century oxidised brass aviators anemometer, probably for ballooning use, signed on the silvered dial Archbutt, London, with eight blade impeller, suspension loop and leather case (1)

A 20th Century anemometer by Casella, London, the silvered dial numbered H32236, in a fitted mahogany box