STOECKHARDT Emil

3643 Lehrbuch der Electrotechnik

Zum Gebrauche beim Unterricht und zum Selbststudium mit mehreren hundert Figuren - 2. Auflage.

CHF 70.00

MANN Helmut

3637 Porträt einer Taschenuhr

Kleine Uhrenkunde für Liebhaber. 1. Auflage.

CHF 45.00

UHREN MUSEUM WIEN

3620 Uhrenmuseum - Wien 1, Schulhof 2

2. erweiterte Auflage, 1981.

CHF 20.00

ILJIN M.

3609 Wie spät ist es ?

Grundarbeit der Zeit-Philosophie und der Benutzung der Uhr.

CHF 20.00

LEYENSETTER A. DIPL-ING.

3600 Metall Prüfungsbuch

Frage - Antwort - Erklärung - 6. Auflage.

CHF 15.00

SCHWEIZERISCHES LANDESMUSEUM

3595 Taschenuhren 1550-1850

Mit 16 Bildtafeln - Text auch in Französich und Englisch.

CHF 12.00

OBSERVATOIRE DE GENEVE/GAUTIER R.

3590 Rapport sur les concours de réglage de chronomètres de l'année 1894

Suivi d'un supplément à la publication: Le service chronométrique à l'Observatoire de Genève. Brochure.

CHF 20.00

PRESCOT MUSEUM OF CLOCK AND WATCHMAKING

3585 Clock & Watchmaking Today

Exhibition from May 7th-June 23rd 1985.

CHF 10.00

NAWCC

3566 150 Years of Electric Horology

With references to the Exhibit at the 1992 NAWCC National Convention, Chicago, IL July 1-4.

CHF 40.00

ZUPKO Ronald Edward

3552 British Weights Measures

A history from Antiquity to the Seventeenth Century.

CHF 35.00

MICHAL Stanislav

3549 Clocks and Watches

A catalogue of clocks and watches - 16th to 20th Century in the collections of National Technical Museum Prague.

CHF 40.00

PLANCHON Mathieu

3547 La pendule de Paris, son évolution décorative

Avec 176 gravures, belle reliure simili-cuir, en bon état.

CHF 250.00

WENN Leslie

3533 Restoring Antique Furniture

This book passes on the principles distilled from more than half a century of workshop practice. It goes step by step through the processes, showing tools, skills and hints which are necessary for the craftsman intending to take up a most rewarding profession. And for the novice in antique furniture restoration, the correct guidance is here, from the first examination of a piece to the final polishing.

CHF 10.00

MADDISON F.R./TURNER A.J.

3531 University of Oxford, Museum of the History of Science

Catalogue 2 - Watches.

CHF 30.00

ROYER / COLLARD

3525 Skeleton Clocks

First book on Skeleton clocks - first edition. Many illustrations. Hardcover with dustjacket.

CHF 40.00

AKED Charles K.

3514 Electricity, Magnetism and Clocks

Small brochure - Reprinted from Antiquarian Horology.

CHF 30.00

ROSE Ronald E.

3513 English Dial Clocks

This was the first book devoted to the dial clocks. The dial clock made its first appearance in the 1720s in the form of a simple round faced, black painted, spring driven clock. In contrast the cartel clock, with a highly carved and decorated case, was taken from the French design but made only a brief impression on high fashion. A more successful form was the imposing tavern clock which evolved through several very attractive forms, all of which are now much sought after.

CHF 50.00

NUTTALL R.H.

3512 Microscopes from the Frank Collection 1800-1860

Illustrating the development of the achromatic instrument.

CHF 30.00

COOLE P.G./NEUMANN E.

3503 The Orpheus Clocks

This book is about a group of superb sixteenth-century table clocks, the gilt cases of which all have a cast representation of Orpheus charming the animals. In total nine clocks of this type were traced in various public and private collections.

CHF 60.00

MOORHOUSE John

3498 Good Owners's Clock Guide and Clock Logbook

CHF 30.00