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Today I added a vintage Henry J Green barograph to the website from my instrument collection. It's shown in the 1892 Green catalog (available on this website), but this model was used well into the 20th century. Go to Henry J Green barograph webpage.
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Today I added a Welch model 1259 large classroom thermometer to the website from my instrument collection. It's quite large, with a 24 inch spirit tube. It is probably from the 1960s or 1970s.
Go to Welch 1259 Large Classroom Thermometer.
Go to Welch 1259 Large Classroom Thermometer.
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Today I added a UK Met Office Model 1191 Mk 2 marine microbarograph to the instrument collection on the website. It's huge and heavy. I have 2 more barographs to add the website in the next couple days.
Go to Met Office 1191 Mk 2 website page.
Go to Met Office 1191 Mk 2 website page.
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Today I scanned and posted a 164 page Lambrecht catalog from 1952. It's in 2 parts due to the size of the file.
Go to Lambrecht catalog page.
Go to Lambrecht catalog page.
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Today I added a 1959 catalog from the Chelsea Clock Company showing the marine clocks and matching barometers that they sold. Its 28 pages long.
Go to Chelsea Clock catalog page.
Go to Chelsea Clock catalog page.
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Today I scanned and posted a thermometer catalog from London manufacturer O Comitti. It's undated but probably from the 1890s. It has a few O Comitti barometers in it.
Go to O Comitti Catalog Page.
Go to O Comitti Catalog Page.
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Today I posted a brochure from 1975 that shows barometers sold by the Seth Thomas Clock Company of the USA. The barometers match their marine clocks.
Go to Seth Thomas catalog page.
Go to Seth Thomas catalog page.
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Today I posted an interesting 1939 brochure from Julien P Friez & Sons describing their barographs and microbarographs. It's 4 pages long.
Go to Friez catalog page.
Go to Friez catalog page.
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Today is the third anniversary of the Analog Weather website. I hope you all find it interesting and useful.
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Today I posted a couple more instruments from my collection:
- A US Army ML-24 sling psychrometer made by Weksler. Go to ML-24 webpage.
- A Russian ARI-49 anemometer made by GMP. Go to ARI-49 webpage.
- I also revised the webpage for the Russian MS-13 totalizing anemometer with more information. Go to MS-13 webpage.
