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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY-CASED BAROGRAPH BY CHADBURNS LTD, LIVERPOOL


with three-atmosphere pressure drum, pen set adjustment button, clockwork drive to paper drum, ivorine thermometer, lacquered fittings, maker’s plate signed as per title, contained within a bevelled glass top over paper drawer -- 8½ x 14½in. (21.5 x 37cm.); letter and instructions from Chadburns


£400-600 224.


A 20TH-CENTURY BAROGRAPH


unsigned, with eight atmosphere pressure drum, matt gilt fittings, clockwork drive to paper drum, with bevelled-glass cover and papers drawer -- 8½ x 14½in. (21.5 x 37cm.)


£300-500


225. A CASED ANEROID BAROMETER PRESENTATION SET BY DOLLOND, LONDON, FROM THE SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN & MARINERS SOCIETY, 1905


with 4¾in. enamel dial signed as per title and numbered ‘815’ and inscribed for the Society with their flag, contained in oak roundel loosely secured within presentation case with enamelled- brass plaque inside lid inscribed to Henry Saffrey of the S.T. Queenstown for the rescue of the Norwegian barque St. Joseph, October 9th, 1905 -- 9in. (23cm.) square


£300-500 226.


A MID 19TH-CENTURY ‘METALLICK’ BAROMETER


with 7-inch enamelled outer dial, signed as per title and with exhibition medals for 1849 and 1851, clear glass cover revealing mechanism, wall-mounting suspension ring to top, contained within original plush-lined leather storage case -- 9in. (23cm.) high


£300-500


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