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NAWCC Bulletin #281 1992 December #281 National Watch & Clock Collectors
NAWCC Bulletin 1992 December #281 Lost and Found
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors. ABOUT THE COVERS
Front: A movement view of the #3819, M. I. Tobias & Co. pocket watch, with the Massey III escapement. Its case is hallmarked 1816. Note how the cock is engraved "Patent" and the foot of the cock, "Detached," as are all the watches made by M. I. Tobias & Co. in the 1816 series. See pages 663 and 672 for dial views of the 3819. Photo by Jay van Renssalaer. Back: Dial of the musical tall case clock (#201) recently donated to the NAWCC Museum. Made in Lancaster Co. by the prolific maker Martin Shreiner, ca. 1810, the clock's 8-day movement has English-style cut pinions, turned pillars, and grooved barrels. It has 11 bells, 7 tunes, and a self-changing cylinder. The dial is marked with the maker's handsome script signature and #201. See page 721 for NAWCC Curator Pat Tomes' description of the clock. Photo by Pat Tomes.
Contents:
ARTICLES
English Watches for the American Market Part II,
by Michael Edidin 659
The Authentic Restoration of an 1878 Tower Clock,
by Michael Dorneich and Bruce Hannon 694
Lost & Found Arnold Chronometer, by Irving Goldstein 703
An Automatic Chime Striker, by Bernard U. Bowman, Jr. 706
The Terry Clock Company's Fishing Reels,
by Steven K. Vernon 713
The Angelus Clock, by Howard Price 717
FEATURES
The Watch & Clock Museum of the NAWCC 721
The Willard House and Clock Museum 724
Research Activities and News 727
1992 NAWCC Crafts Contest, by L. E. Sizemore 735
Executive Director's Digest 741
Clockmaker's Corner, by John L. Stutsman 741
Timely Voices 744
1993 NAWCC Annual Seminar, by Herb Gold 751
Necrology 752
NAWCC Program Committee 753
The Answer Box 756
Book Review 764
Chapter Highlights 765
1992 NAWCC BULLETIN Index 792
Chapter Officers 798
National Officers and Staff 800
Dates to Remember Cover 3
Lost and Found
National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors. ABOUT THE COVERS
Front: A movement view of the #3819, M. I. Tobias & Co. pocket watch, with the Massey III escapement. Its case is hallmarked 1816. Note how the cock is engraved "Patent" and the foot of the cock, "Detached," as are all the watches made by M. I. Tobias & Co. in the 1816 series. See pages 663 and 672 for dial views of the 3819. Photo by Jay van Renssalaer. Back: Dial of the musical tall case clock (#201) recently donated to the NAWCC Museum. Made in Lancaster Co. by the prolific maker Martin Shreiner, ca. 1810, the clock's 8-day movement has English-style cut pinions, turned pillars, and grooved barrels. It has 11 bells, 7 tunes, and a self-changing cylinder. The dial is marked with the maker's handsome script signature and #201. See page 721 for NAWCC Curator Pat Tomes' description of the clock. Photo by Pat Tomes.
Contents:
ARTICLES
English Watches for the American Market Part II,
by Michael Edidin 659
The Authentic Restoration of an 1878 Tower Clock,
by Michael Dorneich and Bruce Hannon 694
Lost & Found Arnold Chronometer, by Irving Goldstein 703
An Automatic Chime Striker, by Bernard U. Bowman, Jr. 706
The Terry Clock Company's Fishing Reels,
by Steven K. Vernon 713
The Angelus Clock, by Howard Price 717
FEATURES
The Watch & Clock Museum of the NAWCC 721
The Willard House and Clock Museum 724
Research Activities and News 727
1992 NAWCC Crafts Contest, by L. E. Sizemore 735
Executive Director's Digest 741
Clockmaker's Corner, by John L. Stutsman 741
Timely Voices 744
1993 NAWCC Annual Seminar, by Herb Gold 751
Necrology 752
NAWCC Program Committee 753
The Answer Box 756
Book Review 764
Chapter Highlights 765
1992 NAWCC BULLETIN Index 792
Chapter Officers 798
National Officers and Staff 800
Dates to Remember Cover 3
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