Today I posted 3 more instruments from my collection:

1. A G222 Marine Microbarograph, probably from the 1950s.  Go to G222 Microbarograph.
2. A Wallace & Tiernan FA-139 Altimeter Setting Barometer.  Go to FA-139 Barometer.
3. A Canadian Rain Gauge.  Go to Canadian Rain Gauge.

​I will post a couple more tomorrow.

Today I posted two German barographs from my instrument collection:

1. A Dr. A Mueller (R Fuess) Model 78a barograph.  It was apparently used on the passenger liner MS Augustus.
2. A Lambrecht Model 290 S9 marine barograph.

Go to Barograph Collection Page.

Today I posted a F Barker & Sons Met Office pattern Fineman nephoscope from 1944 on the website. It's on the newly renamed Visibility and Cloud Instrument page.
​Go to Visibility and Cloud Instrument webpage.

Today I added two bimetallic pyranographs from my collection to the website:
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1. A Casella Model 6300 Actinograph.
2. A Belfort Model 5-3850 Pyranograph.

They may be found on the pyranometer webpage.

Today I posted a 1972 catalog of weather instruments from Taylor Instruments.  It's 20 pages long.
​Go to Taylor catalog page.

Today I posted a large (182 page) catalog from 1929 of meteorological instruments from the German manufacturer Lambrecht.  It includes a price list.
Go to Lambrecht catalog page.

Today I posted 4 instruments from what appears to be an East German military meteorological set packed in a wooden box.  I think the set dates from about 1990 based on the calibration stickers on the instruments.  The instruments include:

1. A Fischer aneroid barometer.  Go to Fischer barometer page.
2. A Georg Rosenmueller anemometer.  Go to Georg Rosenmueller anemometer page.
3. A Fritz Lange-Optik sling psychrometer.  Go to Lange sling psychrometer page.
4. A soil thermometer.  Go to soil thermometer page.​

Today I added 5 thermometers to the website:

1. A soil thermometer.  It has a US Weather Bureau labeled thermometer in it, but I'm not sure of the manufacturer.  Go to Soil Thermometer.
2. A Weksler US Weather Bureau pattern thermometer.  Go to Weksler Thermometer.
3. A Henry J Green "Former Weather Bureau Pattern" thermometer.  Go to Henry J Green thermometer.
4. A Moeller Six's Thermometer.  Go to Moeller thermometer.
   
5. ​I also added a second Henry J Green Type 103 Maximum Thermometer and updated the description on the existing webpage.  Go to Henry J Green maximum thermometer.

Today I posted 4 instruments from my collection:

1. An unknown marine thermometer.  Go to Marine Thermometer.
2. A Russian Type MB-4 Aspiration (Assmann) Psychrometer.  Go to MB-4 Psychrometer.
3. A thermometer made by the Philadelphia Thermometer Co.  Got to Philadelhia thermometer.
4. An unknown-maker US Army handheld anemometer, part of a 1951 weather station made by Wallace & Tiernan.  Go to US Army anemometer.

I might post more instruments tomorrow.

Today I posted on the website 5 aneroid barometers and one thermometer from my instrument collection:
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1. A Taylor Navy barometer from 1967 that was used aboard the nuclear submarine USS Tullibee.  Go to Taylor Navy barometer.
2. A Mechanism Ltd M1991/A mechanical digital barometer.  Go to Mechanism Ltd barometer.
3. A R Fuess Type 15 barometer from 1938.  Go to R Fuess barometer.
4. A Barigo Model 1500 barometer.  Go to Barigo barometer.
5. A Wempe marine barometer I bought in 1979.  Go to Wempe barometer.
6. An unknown max min thermometer.  It looks like a Six's thermometer but is unusual.  Go to Unknown Max Min Thermometer.

I might do a few more instruments tomorrow.