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An Anemometer by John Davis & Son of Derby (measuring accumulated air movement and speed), 16.5 cm diameter

Negretti & Zambra Anemometer, English, c.1920, the silvered dial engraved 'No3371 High Speed Air Meter to 100000 ft, NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA LONDON' with aluminium vanes, reset and start lever, in mahogany case with instructions to underside of the lid

A WW2 Negretti & Zambia vane anemometer inscribed "Negretti & Zambia Ltd London", original leather case, 11cm. diameter

Very Rare Unissued Hand Anemometer (Wind Speed) in Original case Dated 1986 from MoD *Always make sure that you read the important information before bidding*

An Anemometer by Casella, no.D6155, c1940, having three subsidiary dials, in non-original leather case

An Anemometer by Short & Mason of London, dial named 'Tycos', no.K.13129, having dial to the side, compete with instructions and original lined leather carry case

A vintage Anemometer by J.A. Reynolds & Co, Ltd Birmingham. Diameter 16cm. Height 19cm with a 19th century microscope viewer for magic lantern slides. Height 16cm. In good original condition. Appears to missing one foot.

Hand held Anemometer in wooden case, World War 2 patrol helmet, smaller collectables, brass ink stand. 1935 Jubilee tea set etc. (qty)

A vintage anemometer contained in pine case. [W]

A SHORT & MASON AIR METER (ANEMOMETER) the circular silvered dial with three subsidiary dials, serial number D 5648, with a lacquered brass and black metal body, in a brown leather storage / transportation case.

A black enamelled brass anemometer by Negretti & Zambra London', with fitted case.

A hand anemometer, by Smiths of Basingstoke, in original teak case, case length 28cmGood original condition

1 Sextant, 2 Windmesser und 1 Barometer1) Nautischer Sextant, um 1965, Freiberger Präzisions­mechanik, DDR, Hammerschlaglackierung, mit 7 Filtern, in Holzkasten. - 2) Anemometer, R. Fuess, Berlin, in Aluminiumbox. - 3) Anemometer, R. Fuess, Berlin, um 1920, brüniertes Messing, in Holzbox. - Und: 4) Millibar-Meßgerät, um 1975, Fischer, DDR, in Holzkasten. Start Price: EUR 240 Zustand: (2-3/2-3)1 Sextant, 2 Anemometers and 1 Barometer1) Nautical sextant, c. 1965, Freiberger Präzisions­mechanik, GDR, hammered ?nish, with 7 ?lters, in wood box. - 2) Anemometer, R. Fuess, Berlin, in aluminum box. - 3) Anemometer, R. Fuess, Berlin, c. 1920, burnished brass, in wood box. - And: 4) Millibar measuring device, c. 1975, Fischer, GDR, in wood box. Start Price: EUR 240 Condition: (2-3/2-3)

A small group of collectables to include ladies and gents wristwatches, desk top clock, miniature miners lamps and a cased Anemometer.

A mid-20th century black enamelled brass anemometer, the circular silvered dial detailed 'Low Speed Air Meter to 1000 feet, Negretti & Zambra London No. 5540', height 8.6cm, within a fitted case.

JOHN DAVIS & SON ANEMOMETER, in fitted case

A Collectors Lot Of Medical & Scientific Instruments, including a set of craniotomy forceps and other medical items, an anemometer, slide rules and other items ( a lot)

FOUR WOODEN CASED MID-CENTURY ELECTRICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, comprising a Bridge 'Megger' testing set BR3, an electronic direct reading Anemometer made by Airflow Developments Ltd. with operating instructions, a Cambridge Ammeter No. L375209, a Hilger & Watts transformer FF3-3, and a Foster Instrument Co. Optical Pyrometer type 2290/1450 serial No.60024 (5) (Condition Report: untested, signs of wear, bumps and scuffs to the cases)

A pocket sextant by Stanley London MK II No 4352 8 cm diameter together with a Davis Derby Anemometer 10,5cm diameter.

John Davis & Son (Derby) mining or similar anemometer or air flow meter, diameter 13.5cm, pocket altimeter, Fowler's slide rule and a cased pressure gauge

Mining History - an early 20th century anemometer, by Davis, Derby the housing 11cm diam

Brass and aluminum anemometer, J A Renolds & Co Lim, Birmingham, diameter 16cm; Victorian brass mounted walnut adjustable book rack; two mantel clocks and an aneroid barometer.Qty: 5

A cased anemometer, number 7157, with standard comparisons sheet and correction sheetCondition:- General wear through age and use, some small dents in fan blades, stop/start & hands appear to be in working order.

Brass and aluminum anemometer, J A Renolds & Co Lim, Birmingham, diameter 16cm; Victorian brass mounted walnut adjustable book rack; two mantel clocks and an aneroid barometer.Qty: 5

A Reads lavement pump in mahogany case and a cased anemometer.

A 20th century anemometer by J H Steward. Diameter 10.5cm

A Vintage Anemometer / Wind Speed Velocity by Short & Mason of London. Complete with velvet lined leather transit case. Brass rimmed dial with 2 subsidiary dials, marked ‘No L8060’. Black painted metal frame with integral fan blade mechanism. Makers mark stamped to the back, along with ‘Made in England’. Brass hanging loop to the top of the frame. Similar instruments may be found in Short & Mason’s 1935 catalogue. Approximately 11.5cm width across the frame. Condition: very good. The item appears to have had little use, with almost all the black paint remaining, and the brass work and dial both being clean and tidy. The case has some wear externally from handling and use.

Selection of communication and electronic and misc. equipment incl. Morse telegraph keys, Dummy Aerial, Sobell Baby Grand Transistor radio, Japanese 1960s tube radio, Eddystone speaker, Airflow AM5000 Anemometer, Vanguard auto stapler, GPO Bell box (qty)

A Negretti and Zambra Airflow Velocity Anemometer, No. A.828, cased; Troughton & Simms Compensated pocket barometer, 1436, cased; anther by Rowell, Oxford; a Ratcliff brass torch; and angle sextant dated 1902, cased; a Philip Harris & Co Ltd Ohmsmeter; a Stanley brass pocket sextant, dated 1911; a compass in mahogany case.

An Alba portable gramophone, with Bakelite fittings, in cream canvas outer case, a portable gramophone, records, anemometer (AF) etc.

A 20th century Low Speed fan anemometer by Casella of London - brass with a silvered dial and subsidiary dial, detachable handle and oak storage box, length 26cm.

Vintage anemometer in box (damage to box)

Boxed Align TREX 250 Plus electric powered radio controlled helicopter no. RH25E03XT with accessories incl. a handheld anemometer, Spektrum DX6i transmitter unit, instruction DVD, Equilibrium Mini V2 35W 12/220V battery charger etc, all in excellent little used condition (some minor staining/mark to main and tail rotor blades (refer to photos)

A Lund Anemometer, by Negretti & Zambra, wooden chart, height 30.5cm.Condition report:Please see additional uploaded image of the other side of the anemometer.

Sextant für Ausbildungszwecke, datiert 1978, sowie Anemometer, datiert 1951 Leichtmetall, Kunststoff, Gummi, Glas, Metalloberflächen überwiegend graues Finish. Skala mit Schwenkarm, Seriennummer "40257" und Jahreszahl "1978". Lupe, Spiegel, Handgriff, Filter. In grau lackierter, nummerngleicher Holzbox (Maße 27 x 27 x 17 cm), darin einige Zubehörteile und kyrillische Instruktion, Tragegriff. Dazu ein Anemometer (Windmesser) in schwarz lackiertem Metallgehäuse, auf dem Zifferblatt die Nr. "29563" und Jahreszahl "1951", in Holzbox (Maße 20 x 9,5 x 8 cm) mit kyrillischer Instruktion. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. A sextant for educational purposes, dated 1978, and an anemometer, dated 1951 A sextant for educational purposes, dated 1978, and an anemometer, dated 1951Leichtmetall, Kunststoff, Gummi, Glas, Metalloberflächen überwiegend graues Finish. Skala mit Schwenkarm, Seriennummer "40257" und Jahreszahl "1978". Lupe, Spiegel, Handgriff, Filter. In grau lackierter, nummerngleicher Holzbox (Maße 27 x 27 x 17 cm), darin einige Zubehörteile und kyrillische Instruktion, Tragegriff. Dazu ein Anemometer (Windmesser) in schwarz lackiertem Metallgehäuse, auf dem Zifferblatt die Nr. "29563" und Jahreszahl "1951", in Holzbox (Maße 20 x 9,5 x 8 cm) mit kyrillischer Instruktion. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren.Condition: II

A Negretti & Zambra Anemometer, in VG condition, appears to be working at time of auction, in maker's case with tripod attachment,

Hand Anemometer made by Kelvin & Hughes of Basingstoke in wooden box 

A mid-20th century gilt lacquered brass and black enamelled anemometer, the circular silvered dial detailed 'Air Meter Patent No. 3729, No. 12702', the underside detailed 'W.H Harling 47 Finsbury Pavement London', with leather case, together with a black enamelled brass pocket compass, the underside detailed 'T.G. Co. Ltd London 1939 MK III', with leather travelling case, and a leather mounted and nickel plated three-draw telescope, unextended length 23.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Brass cased Anemometer mounted on a mahogany wall plate by Maximum Inc 21 cm diameter.

Negretti & Zambra Anemometer No. 7745. 6cm dial with three subsidiary dials, instrument 15cm, in mahogany case, 17x18cm. original certificate dated November 1931.

Three early 20th century Anemometer of scientific interest including J Casartelli no.573, Thos Armstrong no. 4731 and a Thomas Armstrong & brother 4731. All having original fitted cases but un tested for functionality.

A Hemispherical Cup Anemometer, black, body G-VG, with receipt for the device, with the recipient marked as the University of Bristol Geography Department,

A anemometer, marked Brevet Paris, 9 1/2" long

A group of assorted Surveyors Instruments and related ephemera, including an anemometer, two vintage cameras, etc (a lot)

A vintage Wallace & Tiernan Surveyor’s altimeter (model no FA181); together with a Casella anemometer; a similar/ditto; a pacific scientific company’s cable tensiometer; & three walkie talkies.

L'Ing Chevallier Five Drawer Telescope with 2 1/4" objective lens, overall length 123cm, 4ft; together with a cased anemometer (2)

A vintage anemometer, manufactured by Light Laboratories

A 19th century Dickinson's brass anemometer engraved 495 Casartelli, Manchester

A Short & Mason, London, Anemometer velocity / wind meter (No. D14556) metal circular frame, eight blades with brass cased dial, Arabic numbers with three subsidiary dials, blued hands, diameter 11cm, complete with instructions and leather carry case

A Short & Mason, London, Anemometer velocity / wind meter (No. C5634) metal circular frame, four blades with brass cased dial, Arabic numbers with two subsidiary dials, diameter 12cm, complete with leather carry case

A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine anemometer, 20.5 cm

A meteorological barograph together with a anemometer (a/f), slide rules, thermometers etc

A KRIEGSMARINE HAND-HELD ANEMOMETER, CIRCA 1944the ebonised drum with illuminated scale and Kriegsmarine mark, numbered '225213', ebonised metal wind cups, composition hand and pin feet, contained within fitted box of issue -- 10in. (25cm.) wide

A Cased Anemometer, English, c.1900, unsigned, the anemometer with aluminium vanes, silvered dial in brass housing on black base in leather case

A Good French Anemometer, chrome, serial no. 281658, marked 'Ets Maxant Paris', 'MÈTRES' scale to outer radii, Hectares scaled to the bottom dial, with a small vial of lubricating oil, in fitted maker's caseNote: Lot imported under Temporary Admission. 5% UK import VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ and 20% UK VAT will be charged on the ‘buyer’s premium’ and invoiced on an inclusive basis under UK Margin Scheme rules.

in original case with leaflets; together with John Davis Anemometer and Bacharach Draftite Draft Gauge (3)

A mid-20th century lacquered gilt brass anemometer, the circular silvered dial detailed 'Air Meter to 100,000 feet, Negretti & Zambra London No.2766', height 8.5cm, within a fitted mahogany box, the hinged lid bearing paper label inscribed 'International Inventions Exhibition Awarded Silver Medal...'.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

ONE BOX OF ASSORTED MAGNIFYING GLASSES, TELESCOPES AND MICROSCOPE LENSES, to include six magnifying glasses, an assortment of early magnifying glass, three small brass telescopes, a vintage brass anemometer (wind speed instrument), a pair of white metal folding lorgnettes (without glass), a collection of late Victorian brass optical lens cases, engraved with names of Opticians, Collins, J Swift, E Leitz, etc, (1 box)

A MET OFFICE PATTERN DINES TILTING SYPHON RAINFALL RECORDERMANUFACTURED TO A DESIGN BY WILLIAM DINES, CIRCA 1930 The hinged cylindrical upper section with brass rim inscribed M.O. TILTING SYPHON RAIN RECORDER, MARK I. REF No MET. 562 enclosing tapered funnel and with glass aperture for viewing the mechanism inside, the whole section tipping open to reveal mechanism comprising cylindrical copper cannister set on a counterweighted pivot with collecting aperture to top and draining spout to side, fitted with a pivoted armature connected to an internal float and terminating with an inked stylus for recording the level of the water in the cannister on a clockwork rotating paper-scale lined drum, on tapered base incorporating outlet pipe.85cm (35.5ins) high, 50cm (19.75ins) diameter at the base.The design of the current lot was devised by William Henry Dines FRS (1855-1927)in around 1920. William Dines was the son of George Dines, a master builder who worked for Thomas Cubitt and advised Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on the design and construction of Osborne House. Both George and his son had a particular interest in weather predicting hence became fellows of the British Meteorological Society. William Dines was educated at Cambridge and served an engineering apprenticeship at Nine Elms Locomotive Works at Nine Elms, Battersea. After the Tay Bridge disaster in 1879 Dines undertook serious work on air pressure which later culminated in the invention of his pressure tune anemometer. In 1901 he undertook upper air research using kites and meteorographs made to his design and was granted the use of HMS Seahorse by the Admiralty to assist with his observations. At this time William Dines was serving as President of the Royal Meteorological Society and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1905.Dines developed his design of tilting syphon rainfall recorder during the First World War and it was brought into use and adopted by the Met. Office from around 1920 and is still in use today. Dines design is notable in that it utilises a self-tilting mechanism which causes the syphon to be automatically emptied once full. The instrument then resets itself so that it can continue recording. 

A cased Taylor of Rochester NY Anemometer and a wood framed Psychrometer