the tiniest letter scale of Narcisse Briais | This letter scale is really very small. The weighing range is 20 grams. There is a stripe of measure per gram up to 15 grams. In addition, the value 7½ is indicated separately. The unit of measure gram (or grammes, or GR, or G, or Gramm) is not on the scale. The letter scale was made by Narcisse-Eugène Briais from Paris in France. Usually referred to as Narcisse Briais. The scale has the NB logo, below it the word DÉPOSÉ, suggesting a protection. Sixty millimeters is the maximum length, measured from the retaining ring to the ball of the counterweight. Funny is that while taking photos to illustrate the small size of this letter scale, it turned out that a 1 euro coin weighs exactly 7½ grams. That turns out to be correct, a 1 euro coin weighs exactly 7.50 grams according to the official specifications. More letter scales from Briais are listed here, there are many more. | back of the letter scale |
loaded with a weight of 5 grams |
small letter scale in large palm |
range 20 grams, the NB logo and the word DÉPOSÉ |
the letter scale with a 1 euro coin |
1 euro weighs exactly 7½ grams |
the Italian 1 euro coin |
next to a SOL advertising bottle cap |
next to a golf ball |
next to a golf ball and a 1 euro coin |
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