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the receiver is secured by two thumbscrews
An advert for the lens that appears in the Comic Almanack in 1836 reads:
an early Twentieth Century brass cased aneroid with C&T patent altitude adjustment by Short & Mason Limited
one and a half inch objectives and two adjustable metal eyeshades both engraved to
Comprised of four-and-a-half-inch card dial with divisions for 28 to 31 inches of barometric pressure to the upper half
Victorian Wheel Barometer Commemorating the Life of the Duke of Wellington Dorfwych the receiver is secured byFor sale, a highly unusual Victorian wheel barometer commemorating the death of The Duke of Wellington. The body is comprised entirely from oak and lavishly carved throughout. The pediment of the barometer is peaked with five carved Royal ostrich feathers in emulation of those which graced Wellingtons Funeral Car. They surround a carved relief portrait medallion of Wellington himself with a leaf surround. The neck below is equally embellished with a
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