One of my employees who is 69 years old brought this to me. It was HIS father's reloading scale. Lives inside a finger jointed carrying case with a "genuine mahogany" sticker. Has a built in bubble level, 3 leveling feet, and is quite pretty.
As far as I can tell, it is all there and functional, except for whatever check weights might have come with it from Ohaus? I leveled and zeroed it, then checked it with 100, 1, 5 and .5 grains weights. It seems to be fine, better than my dial-O-grain, actually.
A little corrosion on the scale pan (heavy nickel plated brass) is all I can find, plus dear old dad scratched a "project ID" number onto the exterior of the case cover and the scale itself.
My guy doesn't reload. Asked what It's worth?
I have no idea! It is certainly older than I am.
And the photos won't upload. Drat.