Vintage warehouse scales
Warehouse platform scales, as a rule, are subsumed to the group of floor scales.
Designed for weighing heavy loads, they were always distinguished by their large sizes.
Photographs of vintage warehouse scales are presented in this section.
Warehouse platform scales, as a rule, are subsumed to the group of floor scales.
Designed for weighing heavy loads, they were always distinguished by their large sizes.
Photographs of vintage warehouse scales are presented in this section.
Platform scales in a metal casing. The manufacturer is unknown, the middle of the XX century.
Warehouse scales in a wooden casing. Europe, the end of the XIX-early XX century.
Platform scales of the Quintenz system. Europe, the early XX century.
Platform scales with decoration. Europe, the early XX century.
Decimal platform scales in a wooden casing. Europe, the end of the XIX-early XX century.
Platform scales in a metal casing. The manufacturer is unknown, the middle of the XX century.
Platform scales in a wooden casing. Europe, the first half of the XX century.
Platform scales of the company Fairbanks, in a metal casing. USA, the early XX century.
Warehouse scales in a wooden casing. Poland, the early XX century.
Platform scales in a metal casing. The manufacturer is unknown, the middle of the XX century.
Platform scales of the company Fairbanks, in a metal casing. USA, the early XX century.
Platform scales of the company Fairbanks, with a set of weights. USA, the early XX century.
Platform scales of the company Buffalo Scale Co. USA, the first half of the XX century.
Scales of the company Fairbanks. USA, the second half of the XIX century.
Warehouse platform scales. The manufacturer is unknown, the first half of the XX century.
Scales with a double beam for heavy loads. Presumably USA, the first half of the XX century.
Buffalo brand scales for heavy loads. USA, the first half of the XX century.