4777-385 Antique US Mint Henry Troemner Type Gold Assay Bullion Balance Beam Scale

Below listed are the estimated weights and dimensions of the break-downable parts that make up the sum of the US Mint Antique Scale(s): a. 2 -pedestal legs approximate weight 150 lbs each (300#) 36"wide 19"high 20" deep b. 1 -base ” weight 400 lbs ...8 ft long 36" wide 4" high c. 1 -balance beam ” weight 150 lbs 6 ft long 2" wide d. 2 -hanging baskets ” weight 150 lbs EA (300# ) ...5ft tall 3ft by 24" wide at bottom e. 2 -support polles ” weight 40 Ea (80#)...2 1/2″ o.d. X 6ft long f. 1 -center column ” weight 200lbs ...6ft tall 20"by 12" at bottom 8" by 8" at top g. 1 -top support ” weight 100 lbs... 6ft long 1" wide Equipped With: Cast-iron pedestal-style leg bases solid aluminum balance beam with adjustments solid brass pan holders and balance accessories Manufactured at the Denver Mint Circa 1940 First time a gold bullion scale has EVER been released to the public and we have them! Gold balance scale was used to weigh ingots before converting them into gold US coins at Denver and Philadelphia Mints.