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Today I added two more instrument catalogs to the website catalog collection:
- A Negretti & Zambra hygrometer catalog from 1954. It's 48 pages long. Go to N&Z catalog webpage.
- A nice 1938 catalog from Taylor Instruments of Canada. It's 52 pages long. Go to Taylor catalog webpage.
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Today I scanned and posted a manual for Bendix Friez Model 441 and 443 registers. It's a very poor copy, the original was an old pre-Xerox photocopy with faint print and discolored paper. I posted it anyway because it's fairly rare. It's 16 pages long and is in the General Instrument Download webpage.
Go to General Instrument Download webpage.
Go to General Instrument Download webpage.
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Today I posted a short description of 18th century English instrument maker George Adams, complete with a price list. It may be found in the Catalog Collection, under United Kingdom.
Go to George Adams webpage.
I also posted two short booklets on pyranometers, from 1922 and 1932.
Go to Pyranometer Download webpage.
Go to George Adams webpage.
I also posted two short booklets on pyranometers, from 1922 and 1932.
Go to Pyranometer Download webpage.
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Today I posted a 36-inch US Weather Bureau pattern snow measuring stick on the website. It may be found in the instrument collection under Rain Gauges.
Go to Rain Gauge webpage.
Go to Rain Gauge webpage.
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Today I added six weather forecasting slide rules to the website. They may be found in the Meteorological Slide Rules section, under Weather Forecasting Slide Rules.
Go to Weather Forecasting Slide Rules webpage.
Go to Weather Forecasting Slide Rules webpage.
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Today I added a W M Welch model 1233 classroom barometer in my collection to the website. It was sold by Welch but actually made by Taylor Instruments. It's huge, the diameter of the dial is 12 inches (30 cm). It probably dates from the 1950s.
Go to Welch 1233 webpage.
Go to Welch 1233 webpage.
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Today I scanned and posted an illustrated Russian book from 1915 (in the Russian language) entitled "Meteorological Instruments". Its 70 pages long and may be found in the General Instrument Download webpage.
Go to General Instrument Download webpage.
Go to General Instrument Download webpage.
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Today I scanned and posted the Instruction Manual for a Friez Model 343, 343-N, and 347 contacting anemometer. It may be found on the anemometer downloads webpage.
Go to Anemometer Downloads webpage.