This was first patented in 1904 by Newton Wesley McCourt and George Ward McAllister. In 1906, McCourt and Theodore Barnsdale “upgraded” the in-drawer system and filed for the second patent. 7.5″ Width.
This was first patented in 1904 by Newton Wesley McCourt and George Ward McAllister. In 1906, McCourt and Theodore Barnsdale “upgraded” the in-drawer system and filed for the second patent. 7.5″ Width.
Product: Marble and Wood Apothecary Pharmacist Balance Scale. AKA: Apothecary Scale. We will try our darnest not to disappoint you. One last thought, a request: we invite you to send us your thoughts about how we are doing.
It also could be used for bouillon to weigh the amount of silver or gold. This item is an antique balance scale, a Henry Troemner apothecary or pharmacy scale from the late 19th or early 20th century.