Early W.M. Welch Scientific Company Countertop Scale

Including 1 - Welch gray scale with 2 weights by The Welch Scientific Company, established 1880 in Spokie, Illinois (15-1/2" x 6") and 1 - Triner Air Mail Accuracy Scale in dark green at 2-lb capacity

WM Welch Scientific Company, Chicago. Glass and wooden case with brass arm and holder, tin balances. 16 1/2" high, 17" wide, 9" deep. Wear to top, soiling, crack to molding at door base.

The early 20th century hand-cranked cutaway model signed W.M. Welch Scientific Company with a decal, embossed number 1753-1. Measures 6 x 8 x 5 inches.

9 x 11.25 inches - compass needle is missing and glasss unattached

Hand crank and it works, shows some wear, bulbs are missing above the cylinders, displays very well, made by the W.M. Welch Scientific Company, 9.25"x15", rated 8.5

The Dayton Computing Scale Company countertop scale, established in 1891. The scale features a horizontal barrel shape and is decorated with fancy brass trim on a cast iron body. The glass platform ca

A Welch S767 scientific triple beam scale having measurements for up to 610 grams. Name plate on base underneath scale platform. Numbered 2182-3020 on base.

A Welch S767 scientific triple beam scale having measurements for up to 610 grams. Name plate on base underneath scale platform. Numbered 2182-3018 on base.

Not marked, shows light wear, has some weights in the drawer, displays very well, 12.75"x12.25", beveled marble top, rated 9.25

Toledo Style 405 Early Countertop Candy Fan Scale w/ Brass Scoop, 3 lb capacity, Honest Weight No Springs, Measures 14 1/4" x 13"..... Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, an

This is an antique Dayton Computing Scale Company countertop candy store scale. The scale shows the original gold toned finish with decals on both sides that read "Dayton. One side shows a brass bezel

This is a very early Perfection Scale Company scale, patented in 1879, typically used in country stores. This is a 15 lb version in all original paint, with an original brass scale, showing remnants a

General store countertop scale, early 20th c., Stimpson Computing Scale Co., Louisville, Kentucky, gilt painted cast iron body, silver-tone metal scoop pan, approx 19.25"h, 18"w, 8.75"w, 27.5lbs Start

Early mercantile countertop general store scale by The Standard Computing Scale Co. It features cast metal and brass sections with a glass tray. Has paint loss, discoloration, and wear from use and ag

Antique August Sauter Balance Scales in Wooden Case with Marble Top | Sold by Central Scientific Company, Chicago | Brass plate at the front center of the case is signed with August Sauter Hallmark an

Scientific Products Early Scale. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 19 x 20 x 11

Christian Becker Chain-O-Matic Scientific Scale. New York, early twentieth century. Serial Number B—39930. Enclosed in a wooden cabinet with drawer at bottom with a few additional parts. Approx.

Scientific precision balance scales, early to mid 20th c., Wilhelm H.F. Kuhlmann (Germany, 1867-1945), Hamburg, wood case with glazed top and sides, hinged doors at sides, front panel lifts up, two ba

Carl Zeiss Duel Optical Lens Setup for a Microscope with original dovetail wooden box - very nice piece for the collector of early scientific instruments

in original green paint. 27 1/2" tall. The Computing Scale Company, Dayton, Ohio. Glass is broken on one side.

Shows minor wear, has pans, displays well, operating condition unknown, has a great early look, vertical sliding glass door on the front, 17.5"x15.75", rated 8

The original wood base with decal for W. M. Welsh Scientific Company, Manitowoc, WI. Measures 4 inches wide by 10 inches long by 3.5 inches tall. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipp

English brass countertop scales, W&T Avery Makers, Birmingham, early 20th c., patent agate balance, balance beam supporting pan and scoop, on a mahogany base, accompanied by an assembled set of (four)

Made by the Pelouze Manufacturing Company, Chicago IL, circa 1916. This counter top candy scale weighs up to 2 lbs. Base made of cast iron and pressed steel. Good original paint. Original brass scoop.