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Christian Becker Chainomatic Analytical Balance Model Scale
4 Days
120
0
$350.00
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VenmoSuper collectible antique scientific scale. No damage. Completely intact with all of its weights still in the drawer. Comes from a non-smoking and pet-free home. The frame is oak and the hardware is brass. The scale is located in Riverton. This is a highly precise weighing instrument, designed to measure mass to several decimal places by using a light chain instead of small fractional weights. It is housed inside of a protective glass case, which is fully intact. The history of this item is that it was created by Christian Becker, Inc and patented in 1916 to be used for sensitive scientific analysis in laboratory settings. The first model was displayed at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History because it was so innovative and precise. All reasonable offers will be considered.
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Christian Becker Chainomatic Analytical Balance Model Scale
4 Days
120
0
$350.00
CTofSandy
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoSuper collectible antique scientific scale. No damage. Completely intact with all of its weights still in the drawer. Comes from a non-smoking and pet-free home. The frame is oak and the hardware is brass. The scale is located in Riverton. This is a highly precise weighing instrument, designed to measure mass to several decimal places by using a light chain instead of small fractional weights. It is housed inside of a protective glass case, which is fully intact. The history of this item is that it was created by Christian Becker, Inc and patented in 1916 to be used for sensitive scientific analysis in laboratory settings. The first model was displayed at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History because it was so innovative and precise. All reasonable offers will be considered.
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