Henry Hughes & Sons Edwardian pocket barometer & altimeter, circa 1910
Henry Hughes & Sons Edwardian pocket barometer & altimeter, circa 1910
WW1 era Verner's Pattern MK VI prismatic marching compass owned by J A Street
WW1 era Verner's Pattern MK VI prismatic marching compass owned by J A Street
19th century Thomas Rubergall 6 draw brass monocular spyglass, circa 1820
19th century Thomas Rubergall 6 draw brass monocular spyglass, circa 1820
Victorian brass cased travellers pocket compass circa 1890
Victorian brass cased travellers pocket compass circa 1890
WW2 period Mark II Meteorological Office aneroid barometer
by T.A REYNOLDS, SON & WARDALE LTD
WW2 period Mark II Meteorological Office aneroid barometer by T.A REYNOLDS, SON & WARDALE LTD
1930's single sided Fowlers Textile Calculator, Short Scale Type
Capt. O. M.WATTS Officer of the Watch telescope
Capt. O. M. WATTS Officer of the Watch telescope
Late Victorian pocket barometer & altimeter retailed by Army & Navy Co-operative Society
Late Victorian pocket barometer & altimeter retailed by Army & Navy Co-operative Society
Victorian brass cased pocket compass, circa 1850
Victorian brass cased pocket compass, circa 1850
Rare 1950's Negretti & Zambra rail expansion gauge for 60 foot rails
Rare 1950's Negretti & Zambra rail expansion gauge for 60 foot rails
Large surveyors compass signed G.S.Wood. Late Abraham & Co
Large surveyors compass signed G.S.Wood. Late Abraham & Co
Early 20th century Asprey travel barometer & thermometer
Early 20th century Asprey travel barometer & thermometer
Impressive model of the Thermopylae tea clipper ship in 1970's Antiquery whisky bottle
Impressive model of the Thermopylae tea clipper ship in 1970's Antiquery whisky bottle
Rare Model C BriCal money calculating machine in case, circa 1910
Rare Model C BriCal money calculating machine in case, circa 1910
Casella portable 3 cup anemometer, in fitted case, circa 1950's

The items featured above are just some examples of what is currently available, please go to the relevant category in the navigation bar to see more scientific instruments.

Some are antique, others are not so old but ALL are genuine items, we leave reproductions for others, but if you need some help and advice on how to spot the difference then Click Here for some useful information and examples of replica instruments.

Please visit regularly, feel free to browse and if you have any information or knowledge on the items featured, we appreciate any feedback you care to give.

If you are after any specific item that is not on the site, please contact us as we often have a good stock of unlisted items.

Above all please enjoy the items, there will be no limitations as to what will appear, so come back soon! We endeavour to list something every week.

 

Thanks for stopping by.

 

Chris Eleftheriou