The Fee & Stemwedel Company was founded in Chicago in 1930 by Albert Stemwedel and Dick Fee.  They made barometers and thermometers for the home market under the trade name Airguide.  In  1956 Dick Fee sold his interest in the company and the name was changed to Airguide Instrument Company.  In 1980 Airguide filed for bankruptcy protection, and was subsequently sold to the Johnson Wax Company.  Johnson stopped selling products under the Airguide name in 2000.

A 1938 (?) catalog for Airguide weather products may be downloaded below (4 pages):

Not a catalog, a 1947 Airguide weather forecast chart used to make weather forecasts from barometric pressure and wind direction is available below (2 pages):

From 1952, an Airguide catalog is available below (19 pages):

Two pages from a 1952 trade catalog showing Airguide barometers and thermometers is available below (2 pages):

From 1966, an Airguide catalog may be downloaded below in B&W (9 pages):