Dollond - London. Unusual "Fisherman's Aneroid Barometer" - No 3731. c1870
REF: 6271
Fine carved Rosewood Marine Stick Barometer. c 1850
REF: 9100
Edward Dent - London. Rare 5inch [13cm] diameter brass cased aneroid barometer - No. 3825. c1855
REF: 6250
Alexander Adie - Edinburgh. Early, large and rare bow-fronted Sympiesometer - No. 230. c1820
REF: 9010
Large inlaid mahogany Fahrenheit Thermometer in original condition [26.5in.] c1900. - 6265
REF: 6265
Rare early 18th Century walnut Stick Barometer. c1730. - 6264
REF: 6264
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