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CASED BALANCE SCALE BY CHRISTIAN BECKER & WEIGHT SET Late 19th c., Mahogany Boxed Precision Scientific Balance Scale, made by Christian Becker, NY, patented Feb 1886, brass knife edge pivots, single drawer base and ivory knobs, front and back glass panel doors, comes with fitted box of brass weights, 18" high, 16 1/4" x 9", weight set: 3" x 6 1 ...
Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the Chainomatic, but he did obtain a U.S. patent in 1916, and receive the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917. Ref: C. A. Becker, “Weighing Scale,” U.S. Patent 1,203,686 (Nov. 7, 1916).
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Feb 4, 2024 · Beautiful, antique Christian Becker Chainomatic Pharmacy Scale. This scale is from the mid-20th century and is in a fitted mahogany case with sliding front and back panels. Made in the U.S.A.
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Christian Becker’s son, Christopher A. Becker, did not invent the form, but he obtained a patent in 1916, and received the Edward Longstreth Medal of Merit from the Franklin Institute in 1917. Ref: C. A. Becker, “Weighing Scale,” U.S. Patent 1,203,686 (Nov. 7, 1916).
The plastic piece has the words “Christian Beckering Inc., New York” printed across the bottom, while the scale’s measurement lines are printed almost microscopically along the top. The scale’s central pillar, support beams, and base are all formed out of brass.
