Howe Scale Company Postal Scale c. 1930's

Manufactured by the Stimpson Computing Scale Company of Louisville, Kentucky. Serial No. 8288105. C. 1930's. The body is painted in red and white, with a black base and has a glass weighing platform.

English Brass Postal Scale, c. 1890 For inland letter and parcel post, with 12 weights up to 5 lbs., on mahogany base, 16 x 10 in. Englische Messing-Postwaage, um 1890 Für Inlandsbriefe und -pake

Howe scale company table top cast-iron scale. Rutlaed VT. number 12

Antique Cast Iron Howe Medical Scale. This early 20th century cast iron medical scale reads "Howe Scale Company" on the base. 65 inches x 15 inches x 22 inches.

EARLY BRASS 4 TIER POSTAL SCALE 19TH C., H. 15"

2 British Postal Scales with Weights, c. 1900 1) S. Mordan & Co., London. Brass on oak base, for inland letter and parcel post, with 8 weights up to 7 lbs. - And: 2) Thornhill, London. Nickel-plated b

THREE ENGLISH 19TH C. POSTAL SCALES WITH ANOTHERThree (3) brass balance scales with "Indian & Colonies" postal info on two, and "British Empire - Egypt & U.S.A." on the other, all

Tiffany Studios Zodiac Pattern Bronze Postal Scale, early 20th c., with brown patina with red and green highlights, original celluloid face, signed on base "Tiffany Studios, New York", 3" high, 1 1/2"

EUROPEAN 19TH C. COFFEE GRINDER & POSTAL SCALE European 19th century brass objects: Hand-crank coffee grinder with wooden drawer 10 x 5 x 5" Postal scale with five weights and wooden base with drawe

(lot) English postal scale and weights, early 20th c., rising on shaped oak base, accompanied by seven graduated weights, largest: 1lb, smallest: 0.25oz, approx 4.5"h, 12.5"w, 7"d, 4lbs total Start Pr

Antique Brass Postal Balance Scale w Brass Weights England c 1900. 6 inches x 11 inches x 7 inches

19th Century Sterling Silver Palace Size Candelabra marked 925. Estimated weight on a postal scale 7.5 pounds. Measures approx. 29" tall, 18" wide. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sal

19th Century Albert Marionnet (French, 1852-1910) Bronze seven piece gentleman's desk set with an Eagle motif. Includes an inkwell, stamp blotter, postal scale, letter opener, marble mounted clock, an

2 Postal Scales 1) Brass postal beam scale by W & T Avery Ltd., c. 1895, Birmingham, England, rectangular letter tray, 13 3/4 in. long beam, capacity up to 4 ounces, sliding brass weight, on maho

A fine vintage postal scale with a complete set of brass weights. Wood base, all brass mechanism. Circa 1930. Dimensions: L: 8 in. W: 4 1/4 in.H: 4 in.

English brass postal scale mounted on a wooden base, S. Mordan and Co., early 20th c., accompanied by (6) assorted weights of varied size, makers mark on envelope plate, surface wear, approx: 6.25"h,

Large postal scale dated 1931, marked "Property of the US Postal Dept. by 'Howe'". 19" wide, 7" tall, 8" deep.

8 Calculating Clocks and Discs 1) Fowlers's Magnum Long Scale Calculator, c. 1930, Fowler & Co., Manchester, Ø 4 3/5 in., in leather case. - 2) Lord's Calculator, c. 1900, R. Waddington, Coventry

Iron Horse Duluth, Missabe, & Iron Range Wooden Railroad Caboose #C-172, Factory Painted, Diesel ERA, Precision Scale Company, Made in Korea.

Title: Primitive EGG SCALE Date/Period: approx 1930-50's Dimension: approx 6.5 x 6.25 Material: metal Additional Information: VINTAGE EGG SCALE, OAKS MANUFACTURING COMPANY SCALE, TIPTON INDIANA Shippi

Three (3). Russian and American. 1900s-1930s. Painted metal and brass. This lot includes a Russian scale with porcelain dial, a small early postal scale, and a Genco Agate bearing Triple Beam balance

(lot of 3) English balance scales, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) Salter's postal parcel scale, no. 25, to weigh 11lb by 1/2 oz, brass dial and pan, cast iron base, approx 10.5"h, 9"w, 7"d,

Howe Scale Co. rolling platform scale, late 19th century, executed in brass, wood, and iron, having a brass double beam sliding scale surmounting a square standard decorated with the Howe trademark de

Featured in this lot is a Howe Scales Burdick Enamel Co. advertisement sign circa 1940s. The sign is wonderfully and professionally crafted metal and porcelain enamel construction that shows an orange