ANTIQUARIAN HOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

4237 Norfolk & Norwich Clocks and Clockmakers

Norfolk is a horologically important county, while Norwich, in particular, once rated the second city of the Kingdom, had makers producing watches and clocks as fine as any made in London. This long-awaited, definitive reference work deals with the output of more than a thousand craftsmen and is an essential source for owners or potential purchasers of Norfolk timepieces. Edited by Clifford & Yvonne Bird.

CHF 50.00

JOBIN Ephrem

4058 Schriften der Freunde alter Uhren

Heft von 1984 - Band XXIII der Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chronometrie.
Text von Ephrem Jobin, eine ungewöhniliche Uhr aus dem Schwarzwald. Mit Abbildungen.
Selten broschiert.

CHF 10.00

UHRENMUSEUM WINTERTHUR

4004 Uhren Sammlung

Ausstellung durch die Uhrensammlung Kellenberger. Text von Brigitte Vinzens.

CHF 10.00

SCHMITT Gustav

3977 Die Comtoise Uhr

3. Auflage - in einer Schachtel.

CHF 70.00

SMITH Eric

3923 Clocks and Clock Repairing

For all those who are interested in horology, whether as a hobby or within the trade, this user-friendly guide is invaluable as a wealth of information for the internal working of clocks.

CHF 49.00

MUSÉES DIVERS

3891 Uhrenmuseum Villingen-Schwenningen

1 Tasche vom Uhrenmuseum Villingen-Schwenningen mit 3 Broschüren : Uhren aus Baden-Württemberg, Uhren der Helmut -Kienzle-Sammlung zur Geschichte der Zeitmessung von Richard Mühe Uhren aus dem Schwarzwald.

CHF 15.00

ORTENBURGER Rick

3653 The Vienna and German Regulator

Die Wiener und Deutsche Pendeluhr.

CHF 20.00

PRESCOT MUSEUM OF CLOCK AND WATCHMAKING

3585 Clock & Watchmaking Today

Exhibition from May 7th-June 23rd 1985.

CHF 10.00

PLANCHON Mathieu

3547 La pendule de Paris, son évolution décorative

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

CHF 250.00

ROYER / COLLARD

3525 Skeleton Clocks

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

CHF 40.00

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

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

KOCHMANN Karl

3471 Black Forest Clockmaker and the Cuckoo Clock

Soft cover.

CHF 35.00

TAIT Hugh

3468 Clocks in the British Museum

58 black and white photos Hard and soft cover. Please write your choice in the "Notes".

CHF 25.00

LOOMES Brian

3467 The White Dial Clock

CHF 40.00

DE FLEURY P.

3411 Note sur une horloge à pendule régulateur

Construite à Angoulème quatorze ans avant la naissance d'Huygens.
Tirage à 200 exemplaires.
Reliure brochée, page de couverture en mauvais état.

CHF 40.00

JOY Edward T.

3398 The Country Life Book of Clocks

The book is illustrated with 90 photographs (many appearing in a book for the first time) and 16 drawings chosen with care by the author to complement his text.

CHF 20.00