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Deinertīs maker sign was an ostrich below his initials from 1747 until
1758, then he adopted the cupping-glass sign previously used by his
brother-in-law, Johann Loss. The cupping-glass can be seen at the top of
the wooden lid.
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coin scale
Nuremberg Pic CS 29 Paul Deinert ca. 1770 16 coin weights, 8 weights are placed over the other. ( One weight have a pin and the other a hole ) P. Deinert use this perfect technique for easy take out of the over and under weight. There exist also scales with round weights which use the same technique. The most other scale use a thorn to remove the weights. The nice iron beam with swan neck end have one round and one triangular bucket. The nice wooden case is closed by one brass hook and on the lid you find the maker sign of Paul Deinert, a sign like a bleeding cup with the letters PD
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