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A BENZING PORTABLE OAK CASED BRASS TIME RECORDING CLOCK, MOVEMENT STAMPED F.E. BENZING MADE IN GERMANY, THE ROUND SILVERED DIAL TO ONE END WITH ARABIC CHAPTERS, ONE SIDE FENESTRATED, LEATHER HANDLE, 21.5CM L, A WOOD CASED PORTABLE BAROGRAPH, BOTH EARLY 20TH C, A METAL CASED BAROGRAPH, A VINTAGE STROBE LIGHT AND OTHER EQUIPMENT Movements unexamined by apparently complete, case of barograph damaged. Sold as vintage equipment, not for use.

A Vintage Wooden Cased Barograph and Metal Cased Example for Restoration, Wooden Cased 31cm wide

Art Deco chrome barograph and calendar, 27cm long

A 20th Century barograph in glazed case, 37 x 21cm Condition Report: Available upon request

An early 20th Century German oak cased barograph, with hinged glazed cover with brass carry handle enclosing the brass movement with eight bellows and an eight-day winding drum, raised to shallow feet, height 17.5cm, width 28cm and depth 13cm.

Mahogany cased barograph, by Casella London, in a glass case with frieze drawer. 37cm long 23cm high 23.5cm depth

A Short & Mason copper and brass cased barograph, Chart No 106 No F50845, 15cm high, 28cm wide, 12.5cm deep.

An Early XX Century Reynolds and Branson Ltd., Leeds Barograph, with brass frame and drum nickel plated bellows, silvered barometer chapter ring, contained in a bevelled glass cabinet with single drawer, 22 x 36cm.

~ A DOLLOND OAK CASED BAROGRAPH, no. 53062, with eight-tier vacuum, bevelled glass cover, long base drawer, signed. 36.5cm wide

An early 20th century mahogany-cased barograph; with interior gilded-metal ware and the circular graph panel top opening to reveal clockwork interior with adjustment, with single full-width frieze drawer with further weekly graph paper and accessories (37cm wide x 22cm deep x 21.5cm high)

Barograph J.C.McKechnie EdinburghW:30cm x D:16cm x H:19cm

Old microscope inscribed 'service', W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London, No.90454, 13" high, wooden case; also a theodolite cased instrument by Vickers Instruments Ltd, old military barograph and two W.G. Pye & Co. Ltd chrono timers (5)

Mahogany cased barograph, the brushed brass bed plate stamped with the HF maker's trademark logo, no. 2178, within a bevelled glazed case fitted with a chart drawer, 14" wide overall

Oak cased barograph signed G. Gartwright & Son, Fishergate, Preston, within a glazed case fitted with a chart drawer, 14.5" wide

A brass barograph, in a fitted oak case on bracket feet, 37cm wide.

A 20th century oak cased barograph, unsigned, in a glazed rectangular case with frieze drawer to the base, 36cm wide.

Mahogany cased barograph by Sewills of Liverpool, 37cm wide

A mahogany cased barograph by Short & Mason Ltd, first half 20th century, with bevelled glass panels to lift off cover, the base with drawer and bracket feet, the mechanism with eight aneroid segment chamber within lacquered brass armature operating via a system of pivoted levers, marked "Stormograph", comes with original ink bottle recessed into the case, graph charts, the ivorine plaque reads 'Made for C. Werner & Co Pty Ltd, Melbourne by Short & Mason Ltd', cylinder unmarked, 14½ x 9in. (36.8 x 22.9cm.), 8½in. (21.5cm.) high.

A mahogany and brass barograph, circa 1900, by Jules Richard of Paris, case length 29cm, height 16.5cmAll in good condition and clockwork mechanism working

A MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH BEARING THE LABEL OF THOMAS ARMSTRONG AND BROTHER MANCHESTER, A GRAPH PAPER DRAWER BELOW THE ANEROID MECHANISM. W 36cms.

A RUSSELL, NORWICH BAROGRAPH IN GLAZED MAHOGANY CASE WITH GRAPH PAPER DRAWER, THE CASE. W 39.5cms.

An oak cased antique barograph by Ross of London, with chart drawer to base

Negretti & Zambra London; a light oak cased barograph, with 7-tier vacuum, a chart drawer below, 36cm wide x 22cm deep x 21cm high.

A vintage mahogany cased Negretti and Zambra model 4134 Barograph, having bevelled glass sides and draw to base.

A mahogany cased brass barograph, with chart drawer, quantity of graphs and blue recorder ink.

A vintage John Davis & Son of Derby oak cased barograph, chart drawer to frieze, width 37cm

A Negretti & Zambra of London, barograph, with various charts one from the Great Storm in 1987

A FRENCH MAXANT BAROGRAPH with original box, instructions and cards

Four brass clocks and a barograph

A metal and glazed barograph, Casella, London, width 33cm.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph, by R & J Beck of 68 Cornhill London, with 8 section vacuum and clockwork mechanism on brass plate, with drawer underneath containing spare papers, 37cm wide, 22 cm tall

A 1914 oak cased barograph. Provenance: From Grade II Listed Tregada House, Cornwall

Baker (London) Brass Microscope with single lens, fine focusing wheel, variable aperture disc and concave mirror, on tilting stand; with two lenses and eyepiece in mahogany case; together with a modern Barograph labelled Met-Check (2)

A mid-20th century barograph, by MDS of London, in mahogany-framed glazed case on stained mahogany plinth, base length 38cm

A mahogany cased late 19th Century / early 20th Century Irish Barograph, by Dixon Hempenstall, Dublin, approx. 21 cms high x 37cms w. (1)

MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH

Short and Mason 'Stormoguide' barograph retailed by Brights of Scarborough in glazed mahogany case with single drawer and graph charts W37cm - Condition Report

A Chadburns Ltd, Liverpool cased barograph, the case having five bevelled glass panels and lower drawer, raised on four supports, eight tier capsule and single recording arm, case approximately 22 cm x 36 cm x 21 cm.

A barograph in an oak case, 36.75cm wide CONDITION REPORT: There is a maker label - Short & Mason, London, No. K153Clockwork mechanism working at present.

French teak cased barograph by Poitevin-Duault, with spare graph papers

A Wilson & Warden barograph.

An Edwardian Art Nouveau barograph, inlaid with ebony, brass and copper, possibly Glasgow School, width 43cm

An early 20th century barograph having bevel edged glass and mahogany case with brass fitments

Mid-20th century barograph in white enamelled metal case labelled Casella London L36cm, with box of charts - Condition Report

19th century mahogany and glass cased barograph, the plate engraved 'Pillischer, 88 New Bond Street, London', (at this address 1854-88) H19 x W37 x D22cm, together with graph paper

A Rapport Russell Barograph barometer, London, fitted in a mahogany case, having a single drawer, mid 20th Century

An early 20thC brass barograph, in an oak case with drawer, on bracket feet, 38cm wide and a carved wooden bracket. Provenance: The Estate of Miss Rachel Monson.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph, the hinged case with internal ivorine label inscribed 'MKII Barograph', 33cm wideCondition report: Chart used with surface marks, age related wear to case, surface marks to internal metal components.Not tested.

Fine quality copy of antique barograph by Comitti: Mahogany cased example with bevelled glass, and drawer below. Stated by vendor as in working order when last used. 36cm wide.

An early 20th century oak cased barograph, having clockwork drum with lacquered brass mechanism and ink bottle, stamped Ross of London No.B21833, the case with charts drawer below, w.37cm, d.22cm, h.25cmCondition report: Winds and runs. Top vacuum tier appears faulty

CASED BAROGRAPH a modern cased barograph, with a clockwork mechanism to the drum and silvered thermometer. With a glazed and wooden case, 36cms across overall

An early 20th century mahogany cased Barograph, stamped R.P Paris 1554

Russell, Norwich, a traditional mahogany cased satin brass finished  barograph, chart drawer to base, 40 cm w x 24 cm x 21 cm h

A Victorian mahogany barograph and a walnut desk stand. Barograph in poor condition. Missing the case.

An early 20th century barograph, in a mahogany case, 37 cm wide

Vintage seven day Glass cased Barograph with brass fittings and a draw beneath with original instructions (slight damage to two panes of glass)

A vintage barograph. 26 cm long.

EARLY 20TH CENTURY BAROGRAPH, by J. Cameron & Son of Kilmarnock, in a glazed oak case with frieze drawer, on bracket feet, 37cm wide

Early 20th century mahogany barograph by Negretti and Zambra

A barograph, lantern and a clock