That led me down a little patent rabbit hole, and i even found the patents that are labelled on my scale, but still no luck lol.
The picture isnt detailed enough to help, but it is interesting all the same. I do appreciate the help though, ive had a hard time finding any...
Thats what im hoping. Seems like there should be old manuals for the different styles. If something is missing id at least like to know what it...
Theres no empty holes or any evidence like tarnish marks that something was attached to the center piece. Ive also found a picture of a 354 thats...
I dont know why the gauge is the way it is, or why the 254 is different, thats what im trying to learn. But there is a difference. No example of...
Yeah i saw that one. But if u look up style 254 on worthpoint ull see one without a needle. And theres an old advertisement on ebay for a 251 that...
I sent him a message, thanks. Is there a way i can forward this whole post to them, so they can see the pictures, etc?
Also, while on ebay look up torsion balance scale style 354, and theres another example of one like mine without any kind of needle. That one also...
Its a slightly earlier model, but u can see the gauge in the middle and the absence of any kind of needle to interact with that gauge
I still dont quite know how to link things on this forum but if u google "torsion balance scale advertising postcard ebay" it should pop up.
I cant figure out how to post from my gallery, but if u google "torsion balance scale style 254" u can find other examples of my scale, one...
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[ATTACH] My question has to do with the lack of a needle to measure that gauge in the middle. Some models(253) have a little arm with a needle...
Im looking for someone who can explain how a torsion balance company style 254 works. Sorry if this isnt the right place, im new here. Thank you
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