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A brass and copper cased barograph with clockwork recording drum, the rectangular hinged cover with handle, on bracket feet, length approx 27cm (faults).

A Casella London No. 101 metal barograph.

A BAROGRAPH signed Short & Mason Ltd., London, the moulded mahogany case with bevelled glazing and a drawer to the plinth, 15ins. (38cms.) wide

An early 20thC mahogany and brass barograph in a glazed case on a moulded base 9.5cm wide, 19cm deep

A Short and Mason barograph.

An early 20c. oak cased barograph in a part glass case stamped "Short & Mason, London no. 68446" typical form, the case 31cms wide.

An early 20th Century walnut cased barograph with patinated revolving register, steel recording stylus and vacuum cylinder, contained within a five panelled bevelled glass case, together with Negretti & Zambra Ltd. recording chart papers

Barograph - White, Thomson & Co, Glasgow

A FRENCH MAHOGANY CASED BAROGRAPH EARLY 20TH C

A mahogany cased barograph with eight bellow aneroid chamber, single indicating arm, signed Ollivant & Botsford, Manchester, with bevelled glass plates and chart drawer below (Illustrated).

Copper Cased Barograph by John Davis and Son, Derby Ltd.

A barograph, Casella, London

Early 20th Century oak cased combination barograph and barometer having an eight tier vacuum and with engraved silvered barometer scale, the bevelled glazed case fitted one long drawer and standing on bracket feet, 36cm wide

†† Callaghan & Co, London, an oak cased weather station, the silvered dials of the timepiece and aneroid barometer at each end of the glazed case with the brass barograph cylinder centrally above a mercury thermometer, the case 56cm (22in) wide

† An oak cased barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London, 22 x 35cm (8.58 x 13.65in)

A German Mahogany Cased Barograph by K Fischer

A mahogany and bevelled glass cased barograph.

Mah. cased Short & Mason barograph with frieze drawer

A MAHOGANY-CASED BAROGRAPH BY RICHARD, PARIS with seven atmosphere drum, 8-day clockwork drum motor, makers plate numbered `268261`, with hinged glass cover and sprung catch — 12in. (30.5cm.) diameter

A barograph by Negretti & Zambra, with a cylinder escapement and an eight tier vacuum, the base stamped Negretti & Zambra London R/4212, with ink bottle in a mahogany glazed case with chart drawer, 8in (20cm) h, with charts.

Dollond, London. A walnut cased barograph, cylinder platform, stamped Pat. 3715. 02., eight tier vacuum and lacquered brass, ivorene plaque DOLLOND. LONDON. No 40232, bevelled glass cover above a divided chart drawer, 14.5in (37cm) w., with charts.

An oak cased barograph, with an eight tier vacuum and lacquered brass mounts, bevelled glass cover, 14in (35.5cm) w.

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by R & J. Beck, 68 Cornhill, London, with seven section vacuum, lacquered brass baseplate and fittings, working clockwork mechanism, ink bottle, graph drawer to base with graph paper and instructions, the lift-off lid with bevelled glass panels

An Oak Cased Barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London, No.R34132, with ten section vacuum, lacquered brass baseplate and fittings, working clockwork mechanism, ink bottle, the lift-off lid with glazed panels, together with a pack of graph paper

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Sharman D. Neil Ltd, Belfast, with sixteen section vacuum, ivory thermometer, working clockwork mechanism, ink bottle, ivorine plaque inscribed `By Apptmt to His Majesty the King, 22 Donegall Place, Belfast`, graph drawer to base with graphs, the lift-off lid with bevelled glass panels

An English Mahogany Cased Barograph, with eight section vacuum, ink bottle, graph drawer to base, the lift off lid with bevelled glass panels

A Mahogany Cased Barograph by Bright, Scarborough, No.G23415, copyright 1932, with eight section vacuum, silvered `S&M Stormoguide` dial, working clockwork mechanism, graph drawer to base, ink bottle, the lift-off lid with bevelled glass panels

An oak barograph By Brook & Son, Edinburgh of rectangular form, in a glazed case above a frieze drawer 36cm wide, 22cm high, 22cm deep

Walnut cased barograph signed Wilson Warden & Co Limited, London, no. 4871/45, within a glazed case with brass carrying handle, 12.25" wide

Mahogany barograph within a glazed rectangular stepped case, 14.25" long; also a small quantity of scaled papers

A 1950`s barograph in ebonised case, together with a cased set of technical drawing instruments

A 19th century Steward pocket barograph, a telescope, costume jewellery etc

An Edwardian oak cased barograph

A French Richard Freres mahogany and glass cased barograph, late 19th century, the base plate stamped and numbered 11775, Paris, the case with viewing window to front, brass carrying handle, width 28 cm, (key and extra paper).

A 19th Century walnut weather station, by J.A Steward, 456 West Strand, comprising clock with silvered dial and subsidiary seconds, barograph and barometer, on stepped plinth, width 63.5cm (25in.).

A copper encased barograph with brass handle and brass tablet by Davis, Derby, originally from the Astley Green Colliery, Lancashire

A mahogany cased barograph, the polished brass mechanism marked for Harrods, the sun-faded case with drawer, 38cm wide

An early 20th century mahogany cased barograph, on wall bracket

A barograph in a mahogany case by M.D.S. London, height 37cms

A mid-20th Century Mahogany cased Barograph, apparently unsigned, the regular shaped rectangular case with carry handle and three glazed panels and hinged to one end, on a plinth base with bracket feet, and enclosing an 8 day spring driven drum mechanism, and 8 bellow mechanism with aluminium recording arm, length 11”

Early 20th Century oak cased combination barograph and barometer having six tier vacuum, and with engraved silvered barometer scale, 36cm wide.

A George V oak cased `Simplex` barograph, Reg`d No. 468791, with gilt brass recording drum and fittings, the case with glazed sides and brass carrying handle on bracket feet.

A French Richard Freres mahogany and glass cased barograph, late 19th century, the base plate stamped and numbered 11775, Paris, the case with viewing window to front, brass carrying handle, width 28 cm, (key and extra paper).

A John Barker & Co mahogany cased Barograph, early 20th century, within five glass panel case, applied plaque bearing John Barker & Co Ltd, Kensington, above single draw, upon bracket feet, width 36 cm.

A brass bound mahogany barograph Elliott Bros., London, early 20th century With eight-part vacuum chamber within lacquered brass armature operating inked pointer for the clockwork driven rotating paper-scale lined drum the interior applied with ivorine plaque ELLIOTT BROS, LONDON beneath five panel bevel glazed cover with brass edged top and bottom rails, on ogee moulded base with chart drawer to apron, 36cm wide. Provenance: the base is applied with a brass plaque inscribed ADMIRALTY PRIZE, FOR FIVE FIRST CLASS CERIFICATES ,1905, SUB-LIEUTENANT CUTHBERT D. LONGSTAFF R.N..

An oak cased barograph with thirteen bellow aneroid chamber, with applied brass plaque inscribed J. Casartelli & Son, Salford 6, diameter 38cm (Illustrated).

A Victorian electric shock machine, and a barograph

A mahogany cased barograph by Casella London

A Sewills barograph

A barograph and papers

"A barograph contained in a copper plated case with hinged lid, w. 28 cm"

An ebonised and glazed cased barograph by Thomas Armstrong, Liverpool.

AN OAK GLAZED CASED BAROGRAPH, unnamed with registration number D23329. Together with a oak cased Magnetometer with label FE Becker & Company Hatton Wall London, hinged cover and mirrored back. Barometer 14" Wide x 8.5" Deep x 9" High. Magnetometer 7" Square x 1.75" High. (2).

A walnut-cased barograph, by Negretti & Zambra, London, early 20th century, the mechanism on a metal platform, glazed case, width 43cms, (17").

A COPPER CASED BAROGRAPH

A walnut cased barograph with fluted column corners and a chart drawer. (See illustration)

A "Peandar" dial barograph, central dial and thermometer in cased in 5 glass sided case, single drawer, raised on bracket feet, width 37 cm.

An early 20th Century oak cased barograph, 14 1/2" long.

An early 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, bearing label Roberts of Leamington, carrying handle to the top, 11 1/2" wide.

A GERMAN BAROGRAPH the lacquered brass instrument with clockwork motor, blued steel screws, nickel plated recording drum and two holders stands in mahogany hinged case, a drawer at one end containing printed instruction leaflet, 20cm h excluding the handle, the mechanism stamped MADE IN BADEN, c1910 A good quality example in fine original condition, clockwork mechanism sold without warranty