Scales

Crafted by the National Specialty Store, this Two Pound Scale hails from around 1910, offering a glimpse into the era's precision measuring instruments. An exquisite find for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage mercantile antiques, this scale is a...

An original Ideal floor scale penny operated manufactured by the Ideal Weighing Machine, Los Angeles circa 1940  The green porcelain finish is in excellent condition.  Have both the original keys for the side door and the coin door at the...

An original 20 pound Angldile Scale , circa 1910. Manufactured by the Anglidile Scale Co., Elkhardt, Indiana The scale measures 25" tall by 30" wide by 12" deep. The dial face measures 11" in diameter Style E  No. 9973 Weighs over a 100...

Wrigley Jr. two pound scale, circa 1930's, fully restored Measures 10" wide by 7.5" tall by 3" wide. All the metal has been chrome plated The base has been painted in an automotive black finish detailed in gold and red pinstripping The best quality...

Slide Rule Scale, circa 1930's, serial #1460, full restored All the metal has been chrome plated The slide scale measures in ounces on one side, grams on the opposite side An incredible restoration Only one is available Business since 1979

Dayton Computing Scale three pound scale manufactured by the Computing Scale Co. Pat'd Feb 13 1894 Measures 18" wide by 10" deep by 12" tall The metal base has been chrome plated The sliding scale is polished solid brass The knob at the end of the...

An original one pound micrometer scale manufactured by the Computing Scale Co., Dayton, Ohio Pat'd Feb 13 1894, serial # 43123 The knob at the end of the barrel adjusts the dollar value per weight The barrel has been restored in a burgundy automotive...

An original two pound Jacobs Brothers candy scale, circa 1930's Manufactured in New York City, New York Scale measures 10.5" tall by 10" wide by 6" deep Fully restored in a maroon automotive paint finish detailed in cream color The metal work...

  An original two pound Dayton Candy scale Model #167 by the Computing Scale Co., Dayton, Ohio serial #98133 The scale measures 15" wide by 15" tall by 5" deep. All the metal has been professionally polished with a green automotive...

An original five pound Dayton Candy scale Model #166 by the Computing Scale Co., Dayton, Ohio  The scale measures 15" wide by 15" tall by 5" deep. All the metal has been professionally polished with a maroon automotive paint finish on the metal...

An original fully restored Stimpson five pound candy scale with an off set base, circa 1900. Stimpson revolutionized the design of computing scales by creating a way for a merchant to weigh and price an item in one step.  Stimpson was located in...

An original two pound Dayton / IBM Candy scale Model #168 by the International Business Machine, Toronto, Canada.  serial # 512977  For a short period IBM bought out the Dayton Scale and the scales were identified as IGM as noted on the round...

An original twenty pound scale dated Feb 3 1835 manufactured Philadephia, Penn Scale measure 20" wide by 9" deep by 13" tall The scale has a unique measuring. As additional weight is added, the balance lifts on the weight plates. The more weight added,...

A 1.25 pound Toledo Scale, circa 1910, manufactured by The Toledo Scale Company of Toledo, Ohio.  The scale has been expertly restored with a automotive cranberry metal flake custom paint finish detailed in red / pink pin stripping.  The...

An original fully restored Stimson model #40 by the Detroit Automatic Scale Co., Detroit, Michigan two pound candy scale, circa 1900's. serial #41870 The scale, nicknamed the "Leaner", has been completely disassembled to be restored in a museum quality...

TAn original fully restored Stimson model #40 by the Detroit Automatic Scale Co., Detroit, Michigan two pound candy scale, circa 1900's. serial #43677 The scale, nicknamed the "Leaner", has been completely disassembled to be restored in a museum quality...

An original fully restored Stimson model #40 by the Detroit Automatic Scale Co., Detroit, Michigan two pound candy scale, circa 1900's. serial #44206  The scale, nicknamed the "Leaner", has been completely disassembled to be restored in a museum...

Cast iron balance scale with weights, circa 1900 The scale measures 13" wide by 9" tall by 9" deep. The polished brass pan measures 15" long by 10" wide by 3" deep The metal has been repainted detailed in gold Only one is available Business since...

An original fully restored Stimpson three pound candy scale with an off set base, circa 1900. Stimpson revolutionized the design of computing scales by creating a way for a merchant to weigh and price an item in one step.  Stimpson was located in...

A three pound Toledo Scale, circa 1910, manufactured by The Toledo Scale Company of Toledo, Ohio. The scale has been expertly restored as a See's Old Time Candy Scale Restored in an automotive white base with black details.  The scale measures...