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Brower Egg Scale  No label

This unnamed, unlabeled scale is an early Brower scale design. It has an upright post to hold the half-roberval and pendulum mechanism. The scale is…

Farm Master Egg Scale  By Jiffy-Way, green

This "Farm Master" scale was a private label made by Jiffy-Way. It is designed to weigh and grade chicken eggs from small to extra large. A decal…

Jiffy-Way Egg Scale  Minneapolis, green

This is the first known version to have a label showing the city of manufacture as well as having a registered trademark. The label reads: “Jiffy-Way"…

Jiffy-Way Egg Scale  Owatonna, green

This example was made after 1953, the year the counterweight was changed to a steel cylinder with an adjustment screw to ensure accuracy (see photo of…

David Bradley Egg Scale (Sears)   By Jiffy-Way, green

The decal reads: DAVID BRADLEY / SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY / db. “db” was the David Bradley logo for small agricultural equipment sold by Sears…

Jiffy-Way Egg Scale   By Kuhl, red

The label shows this was made by Kuhl, who bought Jiffy-Way in the late 1990s. This scale is designed to weigh and grade chicken eggs from small to…

Graham Egg Grading Scale, yellow

This scale is yellow painted sheet metal. The chart is graduated for 16–30 ounces per dozen and inscribed: GRAHAM EGG GRADING SCALE. They are found in…

Jiffy-Way Egg Scale  Farm Master (on base), green

This “Farm Master” model was made between 1948 and 1953. In 1948, Jiffy-Way was sold to its second owner, C. C. Jolly Co. of Owatonna, Minnesota, as…

Jiffy-Way Egg Scale  Owatonna, holes in base

It is identical to other Jiffy-Ways except for mounting holes in the base used to attach the scale to a table or work platform or maybe a…

Jiffy-Way Egg Scale  No city-label, light green

This is an early model because it has no marketing or company information to the right of the chart, and it has smooth paint. Therefore, it must have…