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thermometer

Date1890-1920
Inventory Number4396
ClassificationThermometer
Subject
    Cultural Region
      Dimensions0.7 x 61.9 cm (1/4 x 24 3/8 in.)
      case: 64 x 1.5 cm (25 3/16 x 9/16 in.)
      Material
        Accessoriesblack cardboard case with red inner surface
        DescriptionA glass thermometer with the scale etched directly on the glass glass and painted black. It is calibrated from 0°C to 100°C, graduated to 1/10 of a degree.
        Signedon back of scale [partly illegible]: [???]tra Co. 4052
        Inscribedon cardboard case: 4397 [and] 200°C in 1/5°
        Curatorial RemarksCase seems to have belonged to another thermometer, one that was used in the physics department at Harvard.
        FunctionA laboratory scale with a range from the freezing point of water to its boiling point.
        thermometer
        American
        Date: 1890-1920
        Accessories: in black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4386
        thermometer
        German
        Date: 1910-1915
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4420
        thermometer
        Dr. H. Geissler, Nachfolger Franz Müller
        Date: 1890-1920
        Accessories: navy blue cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4395
        thermometer
        German
        Date: 1905-1915
        Accessories: black cardboard case with diamond pattern and red inner surface
        Object number: 4405
        thermometer
        German
        Date: 1905-1915
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4403
        thermometer
        Palo Company
        Date: 1910-1920
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface with label "50°C in 1/5°"
        Object number: 4382
        thermometer
        Palo Company
        Date: 1910-1920
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4383
        thermometer
        Arthur H. Thomas Company
        Date: 1900-1920
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4388
        Beckmann thermometer
        Bender und Hobein
        Date: 1900-1930
        Accessories: black cylindrical cardboard case with red inner surface (top missing)
        Object number: 4433
        thermometer
        Dr. H. Geissler, Nachfolger Franz Müller
        Date: 1890-1910
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4381
        thermometer
        Arthur H. Thomas Company
        Date: 1900-1920
        Accessories: black cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4385
        thermometer
        Fritz Köhler
        Date: 1900-1920
        Accessories: black cylindrical cardboard case with red inner surface
        Object number: 4435