 
|  scale with loose pan | For the most part this scale is similar to the scale of Jakob Maul, described earlier at letter scale. The difference is the replacement of the plate with a simple cross shaped support with an aluminum pan on top of this. This letter scale has a fine enamel chart. The cast iron base of the frame bears the JM logo: this is a scale made by Jakob Maul. The vertical standard and the top horizontal girder are folded of tin plate. Both have a characteristic little bend. Most parts are connected by riveting. At some places, for instance the U shaped frame part that supports the main axis, the connections are made by spot welding. The scale has a turn-over counterweight. The ranges are 100 and 500 grams. The 100 grams chart has a stripe per gram, not every unit of  tens  has  |  rear of the scale | 
|  scale on original box |  the original box with content | 
|  two designs | figures. The 500 grams chart has a stripe each five grams. At this chart every unit of tens has a figure, see the photos below. This design also exist with other ranges: 50 with 250 grams and 60 with 350 grams, this one for the French market. Both designs also have a short horizontal part of the girder, the bend, below. At similar models with higher ranges of 250/1000 grams and 100/600/2000 grams (the model Triatax) the short horizontal part is above. Below some more photos of this letter scale. | 
|  aluminum pan at cross shaped support |  sticker at side of box |  simple shaped pan | 
|  maximum 500 grams |  original box |  shiny pendulum | 
|  JM logo at frame |  reflection |  the indicator | 
|  firm rotatable foot |  per 5 grams chequered edge |  zero leveling screw | 
 
| « Sol collection: part 3« | © copyright André Sol | version: April 25, 2004 |