Windsor Barograph

The English have long been known for fine cabinetry, and it shows in the workmanship of the Windsor, a grand example of what is called an “exhibition” barograph. It has an extremely smooth low-gloss finish over the solid mahogany cabinet, five beveled glass panes, a drawer with two compartments for storing new and used charts, and solid brass hardware.

Inside the lift-off cover is a precision aneroid sensor of 8 chrome-plated cells. All other components are of brass. A hand wound mechanical drive rotates the chart drum once per week, and the traditional pen nib leaves a clearly defined trace for easy reading to the week’s pressure. Choose 7-day charts in inches or millibars. Ink, battery, and complete instructions are also supplied. We know of no other barograph of this quality available today.