Thermometer consisting of a number of glass balls weighted to be of different densities, in a liquid, arranged to sink one after the other as the temperature rises, known as a 'termometro infingardo' or (incorrectly) as 'Galileo's thermometer', made by Ad-Glass, Stillwater, Oklahoma 14075, 1989-99.
The Invention of the Thermometer - The Italian Tribune
Galileo Thermometer
Galileo's Thermometer Fahrenheit, 13.5 - Arbor Scientific
Galileo's Thermometer Fahrenheit, 13.5 - Arbor Scientific
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Galileo's Thermometer' or 'Termometro Infingardo', 1989-1999
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