Vintage bathroom scales
Bathroom scales are designed to determine the weight (mass) of a person for the further analysis of the results received.
Unlike modern models, the ancient bathroom scales were exclusively mechanical. They were different in design and could provide for weighing both in standing and sitting positions. Home bathroom scales were characterized by small sizes.
In contrast to them, street scales for weighing passersby reached the height of two meters.
They were especially widespread in the countries of Europe and the United States. Photographs of vintage bathroom scales are presented on this page.
Bathroom scales are designed to determine the weight (mass) of a person for the further analysis of the results received.
Unlike modern models, the ancient bathroom scales were exclusively mechanical. They were different in design and could provide for weighing both in standing and sitting positions. Home bathroom scales were characterized by small sizes.
In contrast to them, street scales for weighing passersby reached the height of two meters.
They were especially widespread in the countries of Europe and the United States. Photographs of vintage bathroom scales are presented on this page.
Health-O-Meter brand spring bathroom scales. USA, the 1920s.
Spring bathroom scales with the maximum load of 125 kg. The manufacturer is unknown, the middle of the XX century.
Jaraso brand spring bathroom scales. England, the early XX century.
Platform scales for personal weighing, of the company Caille Co. USA, the early XX century.
Street platform scales for personal weighing, of the company Watling Scale Co. USA, the late 1940s.
Street platform scales for personal weighing. USA, the middle of the XX century.
Alexandra brand bathroom scales for luggage or personal weighing. Germany, the first half of the XX century.