Vintage special scales
Scales of nonstandard design that have an industry-specific application, belong to the group of special scales.
These include, for example, scales for potato samples, for weighing fish, paper, bread, and many other things.
All the scales have the original mechanism that meets the specific requirements for the most convenient and accurate weighing of the certain products.
Photographs of vintage scales are presented on this page.
Scales of nonstandard design that have an industry-specific application, belong to the group of special scales.
These include, for example, scales for potato samples, for weighing fish, paper, bread, and many other things.
All the scales have the original mechanism that meets the specific requirements for the most convenient and accurate weighing of the certain products.
Photographs of vintage scales are presented on this page.
Grain scales. USA, the first half of the XX century
Grain scales. USA, the first half of the XX century.
Scales for meat. USA, the middle of the XX century.
Grain scales. USA, the first half of the XX century.
Scalebeam for determination of the norm of bread. France, the 1940s.
Scales for determination of the fabric class. France, the middle of the XX century.
Hydrostatic scales. The manufacturer is unknown, the early XX century.
Grain scales. USA, the first half of the XX century.
Tester scales for fabrics. USA, the middle of the XX century.
Scales for meat. USA, the middle of the XX century.
Scales for meat, of the company Fairbanks. USA, the middle of the XX century.
Cheese cutting device with the weighing function. USA, the early XX century.
Double-beam scales to be used in the slaughterhouse. Fairbanks-Morse, USA, the first half of the XX century.
Double-beam scales with movable weights, of the company Chatillon. USA, the middle of the XX century.
Tester scales for fabrics in a case, of the company Louis Schopper. Germany, the middle of the XX century.
Crandall’s brand dentists’ scales. USA, the end of the XIX-early XX century.
Scales on a wooden base with a movable weight. The manufacturer is unknown, the early XX century.
Hydrostatic scales. The manufacturer is unknown, the middle of the XX century.
Tester scales for fabrics on a wooden base. Europe, the end of the XIX century.