steel·yard 
(stēlyärd′)
(stēlyärd′)n.
A balance consisting of a scaled arm suspended off center, a hook at the shorter end on which to hang the object being weighed, and a counterbalance at the longer end that can be moved to find the weight.
[STEEL + YARD1, rod.]
steelyard- (James Henry) Leigh
- James Hepburn.
- James Herbert
- James Howard
- James I
- Jamesian
- James II
- James Ingram
- James J(erome)
- James John
- James Joseph
- James Knox
- James Lafayette
- (James) Langston
- James Lawrence
- James Leonard
- James Maitland
- James Marshall Hendrix.
- J(ames) M(atthew)
- James Maury
- (James) Maxwell
- James Merritt
- James Nathaniel
- (James) Paul
- James Prescott