Vintage cylinder scalebeams
Scalebeams of this type differ by a cylindrical body, with a tensile spring hidden inside.
Such scalebeams became widespread from the second half of the 19th century and are still used.
Photos of antique cylinder scales are presented on this page.
Scalebeams of this type differ by a cylindrical body, with a tensile spring hidden inside.
Such scalebeams became widespread from the second half of the 19th century and are still used.
Photos of antique cylinder scales are presented on this page.
Spring scalebeam for loads up to 24 pounds. Salter, England, 19th century
Spring scalebeam for loads up to 24 pounds. Morton & Bremner, England, 19th century
Spring scalebeam for loads up to 64 ounces/2000 grams. Chatillon, the USA, the late 19th – the early 20th centuries
VIKING JR spring scalebeam for loads up to 25 pounds. Hanson, THE USA, the first half of the XX century
Dynamometer for accurate measurements. Weighing capacity range is 1000 grams. Europe, middle of the XX century
Spring balance for loads up to 50 pounds. John Chatillon & Sons, The United States, the early XX century
Spring balance in a cast-iron case for loads up to 200 pounds. Chas Forschner & Sons, the THE USA, the first half of XX century
Spring balance for loads up to 50 pounds. Hanson, The USA, the first half of 20th century
Spring balance for loads up to 100 pounds. Hanson, the USA, first half of the 20th century
Spring balance for loads up to 48 lbs. Chatillon, the USA, the late 19th – the early 20th centuries
Spring balance for loads up to 20 pounds. Chatillon, the USA, the end 19th – the early 20th centuries
Spring balance for household use. The weighing capacity range is 10 kg. the USSR, the second half of the 20th century
Spring balance for household with a weighing capacity range of 10 and 6 kg. The USSR, The second half of the 20th century
Scalebeam tape measure with a weighing capacity range of 5 kg and spring balance for household with a weighing capacity range of 10 kg. The USSR, the second half of the 20th century
Spring balance for household purposes for loads up to 25 pounds. John Chatillon & Sons, The United States, the early 20th century
Spring balance with an external spring for loads up to 100 pounds. Pelouze, The USA, the first half of the 20th century
Spring balance for loads up to 50 pounds. Chatillon, the USA, the late of 19th century
Spring steelyard for loads up to 50 pounds by Handy Scale. The USA, the first half of the 20th century
Spring balance for loads up to 25 pounds. Landers, Frary & Clark, The USA, the first half of the 20th century
Spring balance in a cast-iron frame. England, 19th century
Spring balance for loads up to 200 pounds. The USA, the first half of the 20th century
Spring balance for loads up to 50 pounds. The manufacturer is unknown, the late 19th – the early 20th centuries
Spring balance in a cylindrical frame without manufacturer marking. Date and place of manufacture are not known.
Spring balance in a cylindrical frame. Chatillon, the USA, the early 20th century
Spring balance for loads up to 200 pounds. Sargent, The USA, the first half of 20th century
Spring balance with a decoration for weighing of letters. England, 19th century
Spring balance with a decoration for weighing letters up to 3 ounces. John Sheldon, England, mid of the 19th century