Late 1700’s Apothecary Scales / SOLD

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Late 1700’s Apothecary Scales – Inventory Number: MED 253 / SOLD Late 1700’s pocket scales set for weighing gold and medicines. Contained in an oval tin box with padded silk lid liner and green woolen case lining.  The scales are constructed of brass with an iron balance and original suspension cords. Three brass weights are housed for counterbalance.   Inventory Number: MED 253 / SOLD

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