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Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box
Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box

Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box

$ 13.2

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Material: Glass
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: New old stock unused condition, the red alcohol material inside the glass looks to have separated a bit from age, box has some normal shelf wear from years of storage - please see my 9 detailed photos.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

    Description

    Vintage 8 Glass Beverage Thermometers by The Ohio Thermometer Co Unused in Box. New old stock unused condition, the red alcohol material inside the glass looks to have separated a bit from age, box has some normal shelf wear from years of storage - please see my 9 detailed photos. Comes with original glassine paper instructions insert.
    OHIO THERMOMETER COMPANY
    Lee F Chaney, a druggist by profession, began making merc thermometers and barometers in his home in Springfield, Ohio in 1904. He founded the Ohio Thermometer Company in 1922, and it was incorporated in 1934. At first they were thermometer distributors, but started making their own thermometers in 1929. Their experience in glasswork led them into the neon sign business starting in 1932. They began making bimetallic thermometers during World War II.  At their peak they produced over 15,000,000 thermometers annually in more than 200 different types.  They were acquired by the Thermometer Corporation of America (TCA) in 1983.