Items tagged thermometers in MV Collections
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Thermometer - Fahrenheit, Grimoldi
Fahrenheit thermometer, made by Grimoldi, Melbourne. Range +20 to 120 degrees. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermometer - Centigrade, Adie
Centigrade thermometer by Adie, London, No. 734273. Range 0 to 50 degrees C. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermograph - T. Gaunt & Co., Melbourne, Victoria, pre 1910
Recording thermometer in a glass case, made by T. Gaunt & Co, Melbourne. Graph indicates temperature changes over one week. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Mantel Clock - Divers Helmet
Mantel clock in form of diver's helmet, with compass, barometer and thermometer.
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Thermometer - Fahrenheit, Grimoldi
Fahrenheit thermometer, by Grimoldi, Melbourne. Range +20 to 120 degrees. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermometer - Fahrenheit, T. Gaunt & Co., London & Melbourne, pre 1900
Fahrenheit thermometer, made by T. Gaunt & Co., London & Melbourne. Range 0 to 120 degrees. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermometer - Fahrenheit, Negretti & Zambra
Fahrenheit thermometer, made by Negretti & Zambra, London. Range -30 to +110 degrees. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermometer - Soil, Negretti & Zambra
Soil thermometer, made by Negretti & Zambra, London. Range + 10 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermometer - Terrestrial Radiation, Negretti & Zambra
Terrestrial radiation thermometer, made by Negretti & Zambra, London. Range - 20 to + 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Used at Melbourne Observatory.
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Thermometer - Solar Radiation, Fahrenheit, Grimoldi, Melbourne, circa 1900s
Solar radiation thermometer, made by Grimoldi, Melbourne. Range -10 to +200 degrees Fahrenheit. For measuring maximum temperature attained in full rays of sun. Used at Melbourne Observa ...
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