Rare 1907 Whyte Thomson Co, Glasgow Fathoms Scale for Sea Depth Sounding folk art housefly art architecture the stoneware vessel itself feels

the stoneware vessel itself feels Japanese

yellow house 1 5/8" t x 2" w

making getting a fire going feel much more of an accomplishment

with its long narrow form especially perfect for filling with old snapshots

4 7/8" t x 2 1/4" w x 1 1/16"

Rare 1907 Whyte Thomson Co, Glasgow Fathoms Scale for Sea Depth Sounding folk art housefly art architecture the stoneware vessel itself feelsYou know I love measuring tools of all sorts, and this I think is really a cool, and also a really beautiful one, another of which I can't find out there anywhere. (Plus I just love the word fathom, in all its connotations.) Dated 1907, it was produced by Whyte Thomson Co, based on Sir William Thomson's patent Thomson, aka Baron Kelvin of Largs, being the very important Scottish engineer, mathematician, and physicist. (More on him below.) A fathoms