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An early 20th Century barograph, by Negretti & Zambra, London, with brass cylinder, eleven-coil vacuum chamber, two ink bottles, two arms, one inscribed "Barograph", the other "Thermograph", contained in oak case with bevelled glazed panels and drawer below, 14 3/4in. x 9 1/4in. x 9in. high. See illustration

A light oak barograph by Tycos, no. E12130, retailed by Penlington & Batty, Liverpool. The base with a drawer.

A Barograph by F. Barker & Son, London, in glazed oak case, with single drawer. 15 1/2" (39cms) wide.

AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY BAROGRAPH BY R & J BECK LTD. of typical construction, the drum divided to eight atmospheres, ivorine maker's plaque inscribed R & J Beck Ltd / 68 Cornhill LONDON, cut glass ink bottle and draw for spare papers. 8 1/4 x 13 3/4 x 8 1/2in. (21 x 35 x 22cm.)

An Edwardian oak cased barograph By J. Brown, 131 Buchanan Street, Glasgow the glazed case with drawer in base, signed to ivory plaque 36cm wide, 20cm high, 22cm deep

An ON barograph, number 4739 with recording cylinder in metal case with four 'spring' legs and brass carrying handle, 26cm by 13cm

Barograph by Negrelti and Zambra, in bevel edged glazed oak case with side drawer below, raised on bracket feet, 20cm high

A presentation mahogany cased barograph, bears label Casella, London, width 30.5cm (12in.).

A modern Barigo marine barograph in a polished mahogany case, fitted with a chrome handle, together with operating instructions and blank charts. 7"x10".

An Oak Cased Barograph, Negretti & Zambra, London, with a lower drawer enclosing a number of unused charts, 21.5cms high, 35cm diameter (tracing pen missing).

Gluck Barograph & Recorder Ltd a mid 20th Century mahogany and glazed barograph together with spare ink and charts.

A Victorian barograph, signed on the ivorine tablet Dollond LONDON, with lacquered brass mechanism, clockwork recording drum, nickel plated diaphragm and ivory thermometer, in varnished pine case with moulded base drawer, the cover with bevelled glass lights, 22cm h. ++The exterior a little water and other stained etc but in basically good unrestored condition

A mahogany cased barograph, with a seven tier vacuum and lacquered brass mounts, the base plate stamped 'Trade "Sestrel" Mark,' with ink bottle, the cover with bevelled glass panels and a chart drawer to the base, 9in (23cm) h, 14.5in (37cm) w.

Negretti & Zambra barograph, with 'Regency' jewelled movement, number R/4706, in wooden and glass case, single drawer on round feet, h: 8.25 x w: 16.50 x d: 9 in.

A recording barograph by Short & Mason of London, contained in mahogany framed rectangular glazed case with lifting cover, 13.75ins x 7.75ins x 7ins high

A Mahogany and Lacquered Brass Barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London, with seven stage vacuum, brass cylinder with cover enclosing the clockwork mechanism, mercury thermometer, set with ink bottle and ivorine maker's tablet, enclosed by a hinged and bevel glazed four panelled cover, a graph drawer to the plinth base, 36cm

A Mahogany and Lacquered Brass Barograph By Short & Mason, London, with eight section vacuum, cylindrical drum with lift-off cover enclosing the clockwork mechanism, set with ink bottle, enclosed by a glazed lift-off cover, on a swept plinth and compressed bun feet, 36cm.

An early 20th Century Negretti and Zambra barograph, within an oak and glazed case on bracket feet, together with a Negretti and Zambra barometer readings and forecast display, length approx 34cm.

A mid 20th century Casella green painted metal barograph 15-20

An oak cased aneroid barograph Callaghan, London, early 20th century The mechanism with concealed vacuum chamber operating inked pointer for the rotating drum lined with a paper scale, the armature signed CALLAGHAN, 23A. NEW BOND STREET, LONDON W., in a five-glass oak case with ogee base on disc feet, 37cm wide.

Edwardian barograph in glazed case by Short & Mason, London

A mahogany cased barograph (AF).

An H Hughes & Son Ltd barograph and thermometer, with silvered dial and lacquered brass case with ring suspension, 6 1/2" diameter.

A BAROGRAPH by Tycos, Short & Mason, London, with silvered face, eight tier vacuum and single recording arm, in oak case with short drawer, presentation brass plaque dated 1926, on bun feet, 14 1/4" wide

A mahogany cased early 20th century barograph, the case with a drawer beneath for spare papers, 40 1/4" wide.

A mahogany and bevelled glass cased English barograph with seven cylinder tube and clockwork chart 'barrel' with chart drawer in base, 37cm by 23cm

A late 19th Century French Barograph, R F of Paris, 488, the replacement Oak and glazed lift-off Cover, to the original plinth base fitted with a single drawer, to an 8-day spring driven movement and lacquered Brass mechanism with an 8 section bellows and original ink bottle, width 14 ½”

Modern barograph in glass and mahogany case h: 9 x w: 15 x d: 9 in.

An Edwardian oak framed barograph, bevel glass panels, fitted drawer to base, 36cm (14in) wide

A Recording Barograph by Short & Mason of London, with silvered dial contained in oak and bevelled glass case with narrow drawer to base, 14ins x 8.5ins x 8.75ins high

French barograph bearing the maker's plaque of Jules Richard....Paris, within a glazed iron case with brass carrying handle, 15.75" wide overall

A Mahogany Cased Barograph, with glazed lift-off lid, eight section vacuum and stepped base, length 38cm.

A Barograph on a cast iron base, with a hinged copper cover and brass carrying handle, length 26cm.

An early 20th Century barograph, rectangular mahogany base on four bracket feet below glazed cover by Philip Harris & Co Birmingham, length 37cm.

Japanese Naval Balloon Thermograph And Barograph

A late 19th/early 20th barograph by Lennie, Edinburgh in glazed bevelled glass oak case, on bracket feet 35.5cm wide, 18cm high, 20cm deep

A 1940's mahogany case barograph, makers Short and Mason of London, retailed by J.Lizars of Glasgow, with brass handle, 23cm high

A German 20th Century mahogany cased barograph, 13 1/4" wide.

An early 20th century barograph in oak case with an ivory plaque for Short and Mason Ltd., London.

A Casella of London barograph. 30cm long

A BAROGRAPH, NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA The Barnsbury Pressure Recorder with 12.8cm revolving drum and six section vacuum chamber in black Japanned metal case, 36cms long

A MAHOGANY BAROGRAPH with 9.5cm revolving drum and seven section vacuum chamber, in case with bevelled glass panels, 35.5cm long

An oak cased barograph makers Henry Pidduck and sons, Hanley, 12.5".

A late 19th century barograph, the ebonised case with glass top and sides above a moulded bracket plinth, bears ivorine label inscribed "Pastorelli & Rapkin, 46, Hatton Garden, London", 18 x 35 x 21 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

A Murray of Liverpool Walnut Cased Barograph with Base Drawer Containing Graphs and Instructions.

Modern barograph by Sewills, Liverpool.

Early C20th metal cased barograph; together with a mahogany boxed surveyor's instrument, inscribed 'TROUGHTON AND SIMMS / LONDON' (2).

A Negretti & Zambra London oak and glazed case barograph with seven cylinder tube thermometer and clock work recording chart, 32cm by 14cm

A barograph, with a twelve tier vacuum, and a silvered plate stamped 'Short & Mason, London,' with ink pot, the mahogany case with a frieze drawer containing charts, 8.5in (21.5cm) h, 14.5in (37cm) w.

Edwardian Barograph in glazed oak case with drawer below and label J Brown, 76 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, 36cm with bracket shelf

Taylor Instrument Companies- A 20th century barograph

A Lufft Barograph, 20 cm wide

A barograph in a glazed wooden case with small plaque to top marked with Swastika Eagle and 'M.543' with spare papers for drum.

*A Virotyp typing machine with cover, a mahogany magnifying stand, an oak barograph stand, and miscellaneous other items, (a lot), a/f.

A late Victorian barograph with brass fittings, in a glazed oak case with an ivory trade label for F. E. Becker & Co., Hatton Wall, London, W & J George (London) Ltd. proprietors, the base moulding on pad feet. 14.5in (37cm).

A Short & Mason, London barograph, in mahogany glazed case, with charts 12in.

A mahogany cased barograph by Negretti & Zambra, London

An Edwardian period oak and glazed cased barograph bears ivorine plaque for ‘J Lizars, Glasgow, Edinburgh, etc’, the removable bevelled glass case in a moulded base with squat bun feet 37cm wide, 19cm high

Barograph by M.W. Dunscombe of Bristol, the mahogany case having bevelled glazed panels and fitted one drawer to the base, 37cm wide - see colour illustration

Barograph by Short & Mason of London, the walnut case having fluted and foliate decoration and fitted one drawer to the base, 38cm wide - see colour illustration