Today I posted the "Instructions to Observers of the Indian Meteorological Department" by J Eliot.  Its from 1902 and is 127 pages long.  It may be found in the Miscellaneous Downloads under Observers Manual Downloads.

​Go to Observers Manual Downloads webpage.

Today I posted the 1851 publication "Correspondence on the Establishment of an Universal System of Meteorological Observations by Land and Sea" by M F Maury.  It's 30 pages long and is with the Observer's Manuals under Miscellaneous Downloads.

Go to Observer's Manuals webpage.

Today I posted an 1898 report by the US Weather Bureau on upper air conditions observed by kites carrying meteorographs.  It may be found under the History of the US Weather Bureau link on the home page, the under The Department of Agriculture Years.

Go to The Department of Agriculture Years webpage.

Today I posted a 24 page color gift catalog of the home & office thermometers and barometers sold by Honeywell.

Go to Honeywell catalog webpage.

Today I posted a 1952 Airguide catalog from Fee & Stemwedel.  It's 19 pages long.

Go to Airguide catalog webpage.

Today I scanned and posted a 44 page Essay on Meteorological Observations from 1839 written by Joseph Nicollet, a French scientist.  It was written for the US War Department to aid its officers in collecting weather data.  It may be found in the History of the US National Weather Service under Origins of US Weather Data Collection.

​Go to Origins of US Weather Data Collection webpage.

Today I scanned and posted the 1936 edition of the US Weather Bureau publication "Measurement of Precipitation.  It's 27 pages long.

Go to Rain Gauge Document Downloads webpage.

Total I posted for download a 1948 Russian general meteorological instrument manual (in Russian) published by the Soviet Armed Forces.  It's 376 pages long and may be found on the General Instrument Downloads webpage.

Go to General Instruments Downloads webpage.

Today I posted a number of Friez catalog cut sheets for various instruments, including Biram anemometers, sling psychrometers, and thermometers.  They may be found on the Friez catalog webpage.

​Go to Friez catalog webpage.

From 1840, a US Army register of meteorological data collected in the 1820s and 1830s at army posts in the US has been added to the website for download.  It may be found on the Home Page by selecting US National Weather Service History, then selecting Origins of US Data Collection.

​Go to Origins of US Data Collection webpage.