List of articles published in Antiquarian Horology
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Volume 1
Volume 1/1 (December 1953)
Roll of Founder Members 3
No Real Night, by H. Alan Lloyd 4
An Unorthodox Watch, by C.S. Jagger 6
The Tower of Babel, by John W. Castle 7
Volume 1/2 (March 1954)
A Neglected Chapter, by T.P. Camerer Cuss 10
A Viennese Flower-Vase Clock, by H. von Bertele 13
Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy, by S. Benson Beevers 15
15th and 16th Century Clocks, by C.B. Drover 17
Early Oxford Clockmakers, by C.F.C. Beeson 19
Volume 1/3 (June 1954)
The Huygens Collection, by F.A.B Ward 23
The Pinchbecks, by F.H. Knowles-Brown 26
Captain Cook’s Cabin Clock, by R.K. Foulkes 29
The Percy Webster Collection, by James Oakes 31
Ancient Turret Clocks – Lecture Notes Given, by R.P. Howgrave-Graham 33
W D’s Dial, by C.F.C. Beeson 34
Volume 1/4 (September 1954)
Robert Seignior, by Cedric S. Jagger 39
Clocks of the Netherlands, by E.J. Tyler 44
Clock Masterpieces, by Ronald A. Lee 47
The Earliest Clock Illustration, by C.B. Drover 49
Tompion Turret Clock Report of Informal Discussion 50
Volume 1/5 (December 1954)
A Medieval Monastic Water-Clock, by C.B. Drover 54
Automatic Music in Miniature, by John E.T. Clark 59
Samuel Watson, by H. Alan Lloyd 60
The Percy Webster Collection, by James Oakes 62
New Light on Ancient Turret Clocks, by R.P. Howgrave-Graham 64
The Tic-Tac Escapement, by D.W. Parkes 66
Volume 1/6 (March 1955)
Planetaria, by C.A. Crommelin 70
Benjamin Gray, by S. Benson-Beevers 76
A Tompion Broadsheet, by C.A. Ilbert 78
Watch and Clockmakers’ Design Books, by J.F. Hayward 80
Dondi’s Astronomical Clock, by H.A. Alan Lloyd 83
Volume 1/7 (June 1955)
Mechanical Pictures, by T.P. Camerer Cuss 89
The Webster Family, by Bruce Maclean 93
Talks at Informal Meeting, by F.W. Palmer and C. Janca 97
The Farmyard Cock, by A.S. Bates 99
Volume 1/8 (September 1955)
Tompion and Graham Timepieces, by R.K. Foulkes 105
The Webster family (conclusion), by Bruce Maclean 109
The Jaquemart Clock of Dijon, by John W. Castle 113
A Rare Portable Sundial, by F.A.B. Ward 115
Volume 1/9 (December 1955)
Equation Clock Inventions of Jos. Williamson, by H.V. Bertele 123
Five Centuries of British Timekeeping, by Cecil Clutton 128
George Etherington, by Cedric Jagger 133
Two Interesting Discoveries in the Gershom Parkington Collection, by S. Benson Beevers 136
Volume 1/10 (March 1956)
Francois Justin Vulliamy, by S. Benson Beevers 142
Visits to the Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 146
A Sussex Turret Clock, by A.J. Nixseaman 148
Thomas Dallam’s Organ Clock, by C.B. Drover 150
Chinese Astronomical Clockwork, by J. Needham 153
Volume 1/11 (June 1956)
A Turret Clock by W. Clement, by F.A.B. Ward 159
The Rt. Hon Lord Harris 160
John Thwaites, by G.E.T. Buggins and E.B.M. Devereux 161
Congreve Clocks, by T.A.S. Drake 164
Visits to Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 165
An Interesting Equation Dial, by H. Alan Lloyd 167
Courtenay A. Ilbert 168
Volume 1/12 (September 1956)
Urban Jurgensen, by Cedric Jagger 177
Visits to Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 181
An Unusual Watch, by T.P. Camerer Cuss 183
Huygens Tercentenary Exhibition 185
Halleicher’s Singing Clock, by John W. Castle 187
Volume 2
Volume 2/1 (December 1956)
Salisbury and the West-Country Clocks, by R.P. Howgrave-Graham 2
Visits to Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 8
An Early Tompion Timepiece, by J. Burleigh James 12
The Origin of the Differential Gear, by H. v. Bertele 14
Pendulum Tercentenary Exhibition 16
Volume 2/2 (March 1957)
Early New England Clocks, by Wm King Covell 21
Huygen’s Tercentenary Exhibition, by Michael Hurst 25
Visits to Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 29
Benjamin Vulliamy, by S. Benson-Beevers 31
Volume 2/3 (June 1957)
Bohemian Clock, by H. v. Bertele 41
The Wadham College Clock, by C.F.C. Beeson 47
Visits to Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 51
Lady Fielding’s Watch repairs, by Alan Lloyd 53
Volume 2/4 (September 1957)
The AHS in Switzerland, by F. Knowles-Brown 60
Musical Boxes and Automata, by Graham Hodgetts 65
Visits to Great Collections, by Cecil Clutton 70
Extracts from London in 1710 76
Volume 2/5 (December 1957)
Swiss Turret Clocks, by C.F.C. Beeson 78
Watches in Switzerland, by Vaudrey Mercer 82
Visits to Collections, by Cecil Clutton 86
18th Century Whimsy, by John W. Castle 89
Novel Striking Mechanism, by H.P.R. Wallbridge 90
Automata at Salisbury, by R.P. Howgrave-Graham 91
Volume 2/6 (March 1958)
Richard Greene’s Litchfield Museum, by Cedric Jagger 98
A Tompion Travelling Clock, by R.K. Foulkes 103
Visits to Collections – the Metropolitan Museum of Art, by Cecil Clutton 106
AHS Visit to the British Museum 109
Volume 2/7 (June 1958)
The Winterthur Astronomical Clock, by K. Kellenburger 118
Cumberland’s First Horologist, by John B. Penfold 122
Sir William Congreve’s Free Pendulum Clock, by Cecil Clutton 125
Leonardo da Vinci and the Clock of Giovanni de Dondi, by Derek J. de S. Price 127
A Gravity Escapement, by K. Younghusband 129
Volume 2/8 (September 1958)
The Clock and the Pendulum, by Enrico Morpurg 138
Some West Country Clockmakers, by J.K. Bellchambers 144
Astrology and the Clock, by A.K. Soper 146
Visits to Collections (Lord Harris and Bernard Watkins) 148
Volume 2/9 (December 1958)
The Ilbert Collection 160
Watches, by Cecil Clutton 174
Volume 2/10 (March 1959)
Visits to Collections, by Cecil Clutton 187
Cuckoo Clocks, by T.P. Camerer Cuss 190
Liechti Clocks, by Hans v. Bertele 195
The Elskamp Collection, by F.A.B. Ward 198
Volume 2/11 (June 1959)
1959 Clocks in Russian Museums, by Ernest Zinner 206
Visits to Collections, by Cecil Clutton 210
Journeyman Clocks, by Norman Rabson 212
Rev William Ludlum’s Clock, by H. Alan Lloyd 215
Marriage Allegations of 17th Cent Clockmakers 220
Volume 2/12 (September 1959)
1959 AHS Tour of Germany, by F.A.B. Ward 227
Visits to Collections, by Cecil Clutton 232
The Burgundy Clock, by H. Alan Lloyd 235
Early Clock Discovery, by H. v. Bertele 237
Volume 3
Volume 3/1 (December 1959)
Gossage’s Patent Alarum, by Cedric Jagger 6
Japanese Clocks, by P.G. Coole 8
Visits to Collections, by Cecil Clutton 14
Turret Clocks on the German Tour, by C.F.C. Beeson 17
Marriage Allegations, by F.K. Challen 19
Clockmaking in Malta, by H. Alan Lloyd 22
Volume 3/2 (March 1960)
Watches Seen on the German Tour, by T.P.C. Cuss 36
History of the Pendulum Watch, by Bernard Caillard 41
17th Century Nun Watchmakers, by C.C. Baines 43
Mudges in the West Country, by J.K. Bellchambers 45
Second Mudge Lever Watch, by Cecil Clutton 47
Volume 3/3 (June 1960)
Sand-Glass Sand, by C.B. Drover, P.A. Sabine, C. Tyler and P.G. Coole 62
Izaac Thuret, by George Foster 73
Visits to Collections, by Cecil Clutton 76
Volume 3/4 (September 1960)
Conical Pendulums, by T.A.S. Drake 94
Bells and Bellfounding, by Douglas Hughe 96
The Ellicotts, by R.K. Foulkes 102
Volume 3/5 (December 1960)
King Edward III’s Clocks, by R. Allen Brown 124
Two Early Lever Watches, by Cecil Clutton 127
Clocks at the Antique Dealers Fair 130
John Knibb, by C.F.C. Beeson 132
An Unusual Austrian Plate Clock, by F.A.B. Ward 136
Volume 3/6 (March 1961)
The Yellow Emperors South Pointing Chariot, by A.C. Bird 152
An Ample Year for Watch Collectors, by Cedric Jagger 155
Marriage Allegations 163
American Clocks, 1780–1840, by Donald K. Packard 164
A Watch by S.M., by T.P. Camerer Cuss 168
The Origin of the Mystery Clock, by C. Blair and F.A.B. Ward 170
Larcum Kendall’s Pivoted Detent Escapement, by Cecil Clutton 172
Volume 3/7 (June 1961)
Horology at Burlington House Part II 174
An Ample Year for Watch Collectors, by Cedric Jagger 188
Giovanni Dondi dell’Orologio’s Astronomical Clock of 1364, by H. Alan Lloyd 197
Some European Anticipations of American Clock Features, by E.J. Tyler 200
Late 19th Century Hand Watch Making 205
A Claim for Finding the Longitude at Sea by Zumbach de Koesfelt, by Hans Hooijmaijers 347
Knibb and the Anchor Escapement, by C.F.C. Beeson 208
Postscript to German Tour 1959 210
Volume 3/8 (September 1961)
Did Julien Le Roy Make the First Detached Lever Escapement, by Robert A. Miles 224
The Austrian Tour, by Cecil Clutton 231
A Victorian Mystery Clock, by Anthony Bird. 236
Volume 3/9 (December 1961)
AHS Austrian Tour, Watches, by Robert H.A. Miles 252
AHS Austrian Tour, Turret Clocks, by C.F.C. Beeson 255
AHS Austrian Tour, Clocks, by F.A.B. Ward 257
The Dennison and Wheeler Watch Collections, by Cedric Jagger 262
The Chronometer Experiment, by W.J. Gazeley 267
Volume 3/10 (March 1962)
The Dennison and Wheeler Watch Collections (Part II), by Cedric Jagger 284
Some New Documents in the History of Horology, by Henri Michel 288
The Turret Clocks of Rye Church, by E.J. Tyler 292
Henricus Jones Londini, by Percy G. Dawson 298
Volume 3/11 (June 1962)
Peter Litherland and Co, by R. Vaudrey Mercer. 316
Rye Church Clock 324
Clocks in Early Churchwarden’s Accounts, by C.F.C. Beeson 325
The King of Spain’s Watch, by George Daniels 328
The First Mechanical Escapement? by Cecil Clutton 332
Volume 3/12 (September 1962)
An Early Medieval Water Clock, by Francis Maddison, Bryan Scott and Alan Kent 348
The Life of William Clement, by John B. Penfold 354
The Brussels Miniature, by C.B. Drover 357
The 15th Century Clock at Cotehele House, by Cecil Clutton 362
Sundials, by F.A.B. Ward 365
Volume 4
Volume 4/1 (December 1962)
English Provincial Clockmaking, by Ernest L. Edwardes 8
Directions for the Management of a Watch 16
The Will of Isaack Pluvier, by John C. Stevens 18
Prest’s Keyless Work, by L.E. Christmas 23
Volume 4/2 (March 1963)
Charles Gretton, by John C. Stevens 40
Some Notes on the Prest Family, by C.A. Osborne 46
A Watch by Thomas Prest, by L.E. Christmas 47
A Clock by Samuel Aldworth, by C.F.C. Beeson 48
Antiquarian Horology in Namur, by H. von Bertele 50
Volume 4/3 (June 1963)
The Astronomical Clock of Lyons, by the late John W. Castle 72
French Carriage Clocks, by A.B. Dickie. 77
Time, Ships and Civilisation, by D.W. Waters 81
Some Tudor Clockmakers, by C.F.C. Beeson 86
Some Notes on the Arnold Family, by C.A. Osborne 89
Volume 4/4 (September 1963)
The 1963 AHS Tour of Northern Italy and Switzerland, by T.P. Camerer Cuss 106
Julien Le Roy’s Lever Revived, by Cecil Clutton 108
Early Timekeepers at Sea, by Susanna Nockolds 110
A Chronometer Deck Watch by Brockbanks, by L.E. Christmas 114
Clock and Watchmaking in Deptford, Greenwich and Lewisham, by C.A. Osborne 116
A Clock-Watch by John Barnett London 118
Volume 4/5 (December 1963)
Clocks Seen on the Swiss Italian Tours 1963, by F.A.B. Ward 134
Wood Framed Church Clocks, by C.F.C. Beeson 139
Early Timekeepers at Sea (continued), by Susanna Nockolds 148
Volume 4/6 (March 1964)
André Hessén’s Verge Lever Escapement, by Vaudrey Mercer 170
An Interesting Barraud Chronometer, by Robert H. A. Miles 173
The Ancient Town Hall Clock of Prague in Changing Times, by Karl Fischer 174
The Great Clock of Prague, by the late John W. Castle 176
Watches Seen on the Swiss and Italian Tours, by Robert H. A. Miles 178
Clock Shown in 17th Century Carving, by G.B. Hodgetts 182
Volume 4/7 (June 1964)
The Knibb Family, Clockmakers, by Ronald A. Lee 201
The Tenth Anniversary Exhibition, by P.G. Coole 210
Watch by E.F. Ashley, by L.E. Christmas 212
Deck Watch by Margetts, by L.E. Christmas 216
Visit to Chester 217
Volume 4/8 (September 1964)
The Knibb Family, Clockmakers, by Ronald A. Lee 232
A Watch by Charles Frodsham, by L.E. Christmas 239
Derbyshire Clockmakers Before 1850, by W. Douglas White 240
The History of Timing and Regulating, by W.J. Gazeley 246
Weight Clocks at Chester, by Earnest L. Edwards 248
Volume 4/9 (December 1964)
French Lantern Clocks, by W.F.J. Hana 266
A Marine Chronometer with a Very Unusual Form of Escapement, by G.R. Rose and R. McV. Weston 270
A Clock by John Hawting, Oxford, by C.F.C. Beeson 273
John Ellicott – Clockmaker or Clock Designer? by G. Buggins 275
The Earliest Illustration of a Watch, by F.A.B. Ward 278
The Hour Tubes of Derby Cathedral Clock, by J.E. Locke 281
Volume 4/10 (March 1965)
A Chronometer by Breguet, Neveu et Cie, by L. Appleby 298
A Korean 17th Century Armillary Clock, by J.H. Combridge 300
A Domestic Chronometer, by G.C. Spencer 302
A Clock by Henry Harper, by C.H. Wheeler 304
More Thoughts on Mudge, by Cecil Clutton 306
Volume 4/11 (June 1965)
The Silver Swan, by T.P. Camerer Cuss 330
Another “New” Lever Watch – Ellicott No. 9927, by Charles Allix 335
Clocks at Bruton Place, by Michael Hurst 338
A Distinguished Continental Clock Rediscovered, by F.A.B. Ward 343
Volume 4/12 (September 1965)
A History of Repeating Watches, by Francis Wadsworth 364
An Extraordinary Clock by “Mr Barny” 368
Did Dondi Use Iron, by Alan Lloyd 371
A Clock-Watch by Michael Nouwen, by C.F.C. Beeson 372
A Clock Lover’s Exhibition, by T.O. Robinson 375
Horology in Hungary, by A. Horvath 376
Volume 5
Volume 5/1 (December 1965)
Clocks Seen on the French Tours, 1965, by E.E.J. Trundell and F.A.B. Ward 10
The Clocks of Peterborough Cathedral, by C.F.C. Beeson 17
Robin’s “Revolutionary Lever Watch No. 3”, by Cedric Jagger 21
A History of Repeating Watches (continued), by Francis Wadsworth 24
Volume 5/2 (March 1966)
The Upside-Down Regulator, by G.H. Bell 44
A History of Repeating Watches (continued), by Francis Wadsworth 48
Le Roy and the Lever Escapement Some New Evidence? by Cecil Clutton 53
Sylvain Mairet, by Philip Mairet 55
Volume 5/3 (June 1966)
The Exeter Lovelace Clock, by Alan Smith 78
A Clock Watch by Quare, by A.G. Randall 86
A Six Hour Dial Watch, by C.F.C. Beeson 89
A History of Repeating Watches (continued), by Francis Wadsworth 90
Sandglasses, Sundials and Watches, AHS Tour 1982, by C.K. Aked 283
The Birmingham Clock Dial Makers, by C.A. Osborne 94
A Transitional Japanese Clock 97
Volume 5/4 (September 1966)
A Chapter in the Life of John Arnold, by Vaudrey Mercer 116
A 14th Century Portable Sundial, by F.A.B. Ward 124
Mr John Arnold’s Specification, by Cecil Clutton 125
An Impossible Clock, by Anthony Bird 127
A Document About Konrad Kreizer, by E. Morpurgo 131
Time on Show at Westminster Abbey 133
Volume 5/5 (December 1966)
The Clock of St. George’s Church, Esher, by E. J. Tyler 154
Sigismund Rentizsch, by T.P. Camera Cuss 164
The Lunar Society Exhibition at Birmingham, by R.J. Law 169
“The Grotto” by Jaquet Droz, by Diane Perrot 170
Volume 5/6 (March 1967)
The 16th Century Clock at Sidling St. Nicholas, by A.H. Druery and C.F.C. Beeson 194
A Nobleman’s Accounts 198
The Arnolds and Bellings of Bodmin in Cornwall, by H. Miles Brown 200
A Clock by Joseph Knibb 203
The Central Count Wheel, by C.F.C. Beeson 204
A Coach Clock by Joseph Kerber 206
Volume 5/7 (June 1967)
John Joseph Merlin a Forgotten Artist, by Charles Allix 228
Bells and Bell Founding, by Douglas Hughes 233
Mechanical Universe, the Astrarium or the Planetarium, by E. Morpurgo 241
A Rare Lepine Watch, by Cecil Clutton 242
Volume 5/8 (September 1967)
The AHS Tour of Holland, Belgium and North Germany – Turret Clocks, by C.F.C. Beeson 266
The Auction Sale of Larcum Kendall’s Workshop, 1790, by G. L’E. Turner 269
William John Gazeley 276
A Chinese Musical Clock, by T.P.C. Cuss 278
Horology in Provincial and Rural Museums, by John C. Stevens 280
Dondi 1318–1389 and Leonardo 1452–1519, by H. Alan Lloyd 282
James Sweetman Eiffe, by George Foster 284
Volume 5/9 (December 1967)
Clocks Seen on the Continental Tour 1967, by F.A.B. Ward and E.E.J. Trundell 308
A Constant Force Clock with Grande-Sonnerie Striking, by W. Pinder 315
An English Gothic Chamber Clock, by George Foster 318
British Museum Recent Acquisitions 325
Volume 5/10 (March 1968)
Gillows Clock Cases, by Nicholas Goodison 348
John Harrison his Rivals and Imitators, by H. Quill 362
Watches, the AHS Continental Tour, 1967, by R.H.A. Miles 368
Professor David S. Torrens 371
Watch by Parkinson and Frodsham, by L.E. Christmas 374
Volume 5/11 (June 1968)
Mudge’s Lever Escapement, by George Daniels 396
The Fusee Renversee, by Guiseppe Brusa and Charles Allix 408
The Astronomical Clock of Su Sung 414
Sandglass in Cloth of Gold, by C.F.C. Beeson 417
Volume 5/12 (September 1968)
A Dutton Equation Clock, by J.H.F. Wadsworth. 440
The Clock at Nether Winchendon Church, by W.H. Jennings 443
Watch by French, by L.E. Christmas 447
Longcase Clock by Justin Vulliamy, c.1770, by L.S. Northcote 448
A Clock by Thomas Bulman, by S.M. Baker 450
An Epicyclic Set Hands Mechanism, by A.C.H. Crisford 452
Oil for Chronometers, by Charles K. Aked 454
Time and the Hour, Anonymous 458
Brief Chronological History of Seth Thomas 463
Volume 6
Volume 6/1 (December 1968)
A Turkish Calendar Watch, by H. von Bertele 12
Horological Books and Libraries, by Charles A. Aked 15
A Cumberland Masterpiece, by S.M. Baker 24
Paul Philip Barraud, by Cedric Jagger 28
John Moore and Sons, by T.P.C. Cuss 32
Volume 6/2 (March 1969)
Captain Cook’s Pendulum Clocks, by Derek Howse 62
An Early Anchor Escapement in a Turret Clock, by C.F.C. Beeson and F.R. Maddison 77
Antique Clocks in Scandinavia, by Johan Knap 81
The Leichtis of Winterthur, by Anthony J. Duley 83
Horological Books and their Care, by Charles K. Aked 91
Volume 6/3 (June 1969)
H. Alan Lloyd 126
Some Important English Clocks Made for Italy and One Unrecorded Tompion, by D. Pavolini 128
An Historical Skeleton Clock, by Anthony Heathcote 132
Two Pierre Le Roys, by Guiseppe Brusa and Charles Allix 135
Captain Cook’s Minor Clocks and Watches, by Derek Howse 138
The First Twelve Years of the Pendulum Clock, by Michael Hurst 146
Volume 6/4 (September 1969)
Captain Cook’s Marine Timepieces Part I – the Kendall Watches, by Derek Howse 190
Some Horological Extracts from Stukeley’s Diaries, by John R. Milburn 206
The Exclusive Fromanteel, by Edward G. Aghib 212
The Joyces of Whitchurch, by Charles K. Aked 216
The British Museum – Some Recent Acquisitions 224
Sold by Auction 226
The AHS Tour of Denmark, 1969 229
Volume 6/5 (December 1969)
The English Lantern Clock, by Ernest L. Edwardes 260
Captain Cook’s Marine Timepieces Part II – the Arnold Chronometers, by Derek Howse 276
The Saga of the Shelton Clocks, by Derek Howse and Beresford Hutchinson 281
Art and Horology – an Association of Interest, by Peter D. Guggenheim 299
The Story of Greenwich Time 302
Volume 6/6 (March 1970)
The 1797 Act of Parliament, by T.P.C. Cuss 349
The Astronomical Watch by George Margetts, by George Daniels 350
A Newly Discovered Graham Timepiece, by F.A.B. Ward 360
William Derham and the Artificial Clockmaker, by Charles K. Aked 362
Volume 6/7 (June 1970)
Perpignan 1356 and the Earliest Clocks, by C.F.C. Beeson 408
William Dereham and “the Artificial Clockmaker” Part 2, by C. Aked 416
The Preservation of Old Church Clocks, by E.J. Tyler 428
Julien Le Roy No. 4540, by Woolf Posner 431
A 16th Century Table Clock, by Edward S. Jones and Peter D. Guggenheim 433
T.P. Camerer Cuss – An Appreciation 437
The Splicing of Clock Ropes, by B.P.C. Fowler 440
Volume 6/8 (September 1970)
The Clockmakers of Leicestershire and Rutland, by J. A. Daniell 486
William Derham and the Artificial Clockmaker – Part 3, by C.K. Aked 495
A Rare Watch by James Ferguson Cole, by Robert Barnett 506
Georgius Clayton de Marple, by Ernest L. Edwardes 511
Watches in the Museum of Science and Industry in Oslo, by Johan Knap 515
Volume 7
Volume 7/1 (December 1970)
The Tompion Clocks at Greenwich and the Dead-Beat Escapement, by Derek Howse 18
Horologium, by Christiaan Huygens, 1658. Latin Text with Translation, by Ernest L. Edwardes 35
Murday’s Electrically Driven Balance-Wheel Clock, by Charles K. Aked 56
Charles Dickens and Horology, by Frederick R.S. Rogers 60
Volume 7/2 (March 1971)
The Tompion Clocks at Greenwich and the Dead-Beat Escapement Part 2, by Derek Howse 114
The Story of the Cinderella Clock, by H. von Bertele 134
John Arnold’s Chronometer No. 13, by David Hutchinson 138
The Planetarium at Franeker, by J.W.A. Van Schie 141
Julien and Pierre Le Roy, Some Further Evidence, by Charles Allix and Guiseppe Brusa 149
Volume 7/3 (June 1971)
Some Features of 16th, 17th and 18th Century Italian Clocks, by C.D. Cherbel 198
Henry Hindley of York – Part 1, by R.J. Law 205
Japanese Clocks are Peculiar, by Albert L. Odmark 222
The Invention of the Anchor Escapement 225
Christopher Wren and the Wadham Clock, by A.J. Turner. 229
Taking a Risk, by Murray Macleod 231
Volume 7/4 (September 1971)
The Grasshopper Escapement, by Colonel H. Quill 288
Pearson’s “Jupiter” Clock, by R.J. Law 297
New Light on George Margetts, by A.J. Turner 304
Schoof’s Regulator, by Frank Monk 317
The “Dutch” Extraction of the Fromanteel Family, by R. Plomp 320
Leading-Off Work in Turret Clocks, by D.F. Nettell 328
The De Baufre Genre, by George Foster 337
Volume 7/5 (December 1971)
Electricity, Magnetism and Clocks, by Charles K. Aked 398
The Grasshopper Escapement, its Geometry and its Properties, by Martin Burgess 416
Whatever Became of Banger? by John H. Penfold 423
Continental Tour 1971 Part I Clocks, by E.E.J. Trundell 425
Continental Tour 1971 Part II Watches, by Albert L. Odmark 429
Volume 7/6 (March 1972)
Thomas Lister, 1745–1814, by C.H. Rycroft 498
Arnold and Breguet, Inventors of the Modern Watch 510
Renovating Turret Clocks, by W.H. Jennings 515
Reflections from a Lacquer Clock, by E. Lloyd Thomas 518
An Early Anonymous Swiss Self-Winding Watch, by Jean-Claude Sabrier and Andre Imbert 526
Roentgenology of Old Clocks, by T. de Roo 529
Combating the Scourge of Thefts, by Kenneth Ulyett 533
Volume 7/7 (June 1972)
Julien and Pierre Le Roy, by Giuseppe Brusa and Charles Allix 598
Robert Molyneux’s Astronomical Clocks and Chronometers, by Christopher Wood 607
Grandfather Hunter, by Douglas J.B. Wilson 613
The Boothroyd Collection 624
The Great Astronomical Clock at Hampton Court Palace 626
A Watchmakers Token 628
Volume 7/8 (September 1972)
Henry Hindley of York 1701–1771 Part II, by R.J. Law 682
The Radellof Cross Beat Clock of 1660, by Wolfram Block 700
Earnshaw Chronometer No. 550, by Christopher Wood 704
In Support of the Painted Dial, by P.A. Hewitt 706
Eli Terry and the Patent Shelf Clock, by Kenneth D. Roberts 709
Technical and Radiological Determination of a Rare Old Dutch Schippertje, by T. de Roo and P. Vel 713
A Le Roy Regulator, by N.M.R. McCallum 717
Observations on the New Scaping for Clocks and Watches 720
Sketch for a Turret Clock by Lord Grimthorpe, by Cecil Clutton 723
Volume 8
Volume 8/1 (December 1972)
The Dutch Origin of the French Pendulum Clock, by R. Plomb 24
Hubert Sarton of Liège, by Edward G. Aghib 42
The Astronomical Clocks at the Observatory, Calton Hill, Edinburgh, by Christopher Wood 55
The Earth Driven Clock, by F.G. Alan Shenton 63
The Introduction of the Dead-Beat Escapement: A New Document, by A.J. Turner 71
The Seth Atwood Clock and Watch Collections, by Cecil Clutton 72
A Going Barrel Skeleton Clock, by Charles K. Aked and F.G. Alan Shenton 75
Drielsma’s Railway Clock 78
Volume 8/2 (March 1973)
The First Free Pendulum Clock, by Charles K. Aked. 136
The Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, by T.O. Robinson 163
A Thomas Tompion Turret Clock, by J.E. Locke 172
An Eighteenth-Century Watchmaker and his Day-Book, by E.F. Bunt. 175
Restoration of a Rare Old Dutch Wall Clock, by T. de Roo and P. Vel 183
Instruments for Measuring Time 187
The Clock at St. Peter’s, Wallingford, by D.F. Nettell 188
Two Pocket Chronometers by John Roger Arnold, by Adolphe Chapiro 190
Volume 8/3 (June 1973)
Old Dutch Clocks, by E.L. Edwardes 254
The First Electric Clock, by Charles C. Aked 276
Almost Twins, by D.J. Blackwell 290
Some Trade Tokens of Horological Interest, by Simon Bendall 292
The Fleet Street Address of Graham and his Successors, by John R. Millburn 299
Major Errors in Timekeeping of Pendulum Clocks, by J.D. Weaver 302
How the Rate of a Pendulum Clock Will Change with Altitude, by Myron Pleasure 305
Volume 8/4 (September 1973)
The Context of Production, Identification and Dating of Clocks by A. and J. Thwaites, by G.T.E. Buggins and A.J. Turner 372
Italian Tour 1973, by Charles K. Aked 382
The Philosophy of Louis Berthoud, by Cecil Clutton 399
A Remarkable Clock by John Ellicot, by David M.W. Evans and Noel C. Evans 402
A Spring Driven Year Clock, by C.H. Rycroft 406
A Wise Tic-Tac, by Edmund Grimsley 409
Two Interesting Watches of the Late 18th Century, by Adolphe Shapiro 412
Volume 8/5 (December 1973)
Vertical or Doorframe Turret Clocks, by C.F.C. Beeson 484
The Scott Electric Clock, by Geoffrey C. Crabtree 491
A 12-hour Public Clock Dial of the 15th Century in Paris, by F.A.B. Ward 495
Bewcastle Cross, by Charles K. Aked 497
Was Henri Motel a Pupil of Breguet, by Adolphe Chapiro 506
The Clock in the Church of All Saints, Kingston upon Thames, by E.J. Tyler 508
Historical Problem Solved with X-Rays, by T. de Root and P. Vel. 521
A Pocket Chronometer by John Ham of London, by Thomas L. De Fazio 525
Volume 8/6 (March 1974)
The Cumbrian Background of George Graham, by John B. Penfold 600
A Visit to West Tofts, by D.F. Nettell 614
A Danish Maker of Clocks and Watches, by Johan Knapp 617
Time in Jewish Tradition, by Myron Pleasure 619
Thiout’s Detached Watch Escapement, by Cecil Clutton 625
A Note on Two Brocot Inventions, by F.A.B. Ward 626
Volume 8/7 (June 1974)
On Cherubim and Seraphim, by C.F.C. Beeson 716
A Special and Curious Type Clock from the Zaan Region, by T. de Roo and P. Vel 724
Longitude and the Marine Chronometer: Part 1, by Charles K. Aked 732
Watch No 1 by Beaure, by Adolphe Chapiro 745
Outward Signs of William Bowyer, by Edmund Grimsley 747
Clocks of China, by James R.A. Aked 748
Visit to a Clerkenwell Clock Factory 750
A Letter on the Longitude, by John Briggs 755
Volume 8/8 (September 1974)
Some Early English Table Clocks, by William C. Bopp 838
Longitude and the Marine Chronometer, Part 2, by Charles K. Aked 854
Horological Caelocanth, by Anthony Bird 866
Precision Pendulum Clocks – Circular Error and the Suspension Spring, by Kenneth James 868
A Cautionary Tale, by W.S. Laycock 884
Clock Jacks of Town and Country, by R.J. Nichols 887
More About the Elusive Fromanteel, by E.G. Aghib and J.H. Leopold 890
Volume 9
Volume 9/1 (December 1974)
Dutch Influences in French Clockmaking, by R. Plomb 28
Extracts from a Parkinson and Frodsham Pamphlet, by Christopher Wood 46
Alexander Bain, the Father of Electrical Horology 51
Three Miniature Spring Clocks by Thomas Tompion, by Meyrick Neilson 64
Camerini – Maker of Fine Clocks, by C.D. Belcher 69
The Portugese Agent: J.H. de Magellan, by G. L’E. Turner 74
A Pair of Wooden Posted Turret Clocks, by W.S. Laycock and D.F. Nettell 77
Volume 9/2 (March 1975)
The Society’s Memorial to Alan Lloyd 156
Italian Night Clocks, by Giuseppe Brusa 159
George IIIrd’s Directions for Mounting and Unmounting a Watch, by C.B. Drover 169
Hindley De Wigan: an Eight-Day Clock, by David Barker 172
The Fromanteel Story, by Brian Loomes 175
Thomas Cole Clockmaker, part I, by Donovan Dawe 186
Thomas Cole Clockmaker, part II, by John B. Hawkins 189
John Arnolds Second Marriage, by Vaudrey Mercer 195
Roman Solar Acoustic Clock in Verona, by Paulo F. Forlati 198
A Franklin Clock by Porthouse of Penrith, by B. Lloyd Thomas 202
Robert Lowne and his Electric Clock System, by Rita K. Shenton 209
William Roy, Dunfermline, by Felix Hudson 215
Volume 9/3 (June 1975)
The Astronomical Clock Towers of Chang Ssu-Hsun and his Successors A.D. 976 to 1126, by John H. Combridge 288
A Turret Clock at Claverly (Salop), by D.F. Nettell and A.L. James 302
The Clocks of the Victoria and Albert Museum, by F.A.B. Ward 304
Thomas Yates of Preston Watchmaker and Experimentalist, by R.F. Carrington 317
The Metfield Church Clock, by Leonard F. Miller 320
Leonardo and the Chiaravalle Abbey Clock, by Antonio Simoni 324
Two Clocks by Thuret, by Geoffrey Wills 330
The Function of the Quick Train Marine Chronometer, by Christopher Wood 331
The Automatic Memorandum Clock, by Rita K. Shenton 337
Volume 9/4 (September 1975)
A Turret Clock by Joseph Knibb, an Appeal 408
Henry Hindley – His Age, His Clocks and the Lancashire Link, by J.R.M. Setchell 409
Robert Molyneux’s Astronomical Clocks and Chronometers, Christopher Wood 412
A Proposal for a National Index of Clock and Watchmakers, by Ian F. Maxted 426
An Early Electric Turret Clock, by Charles K. Aked 428
Jean-Antoine Lepine, 1720–1814, an “Unknown” Maker, by Adolphe Chapiro 443
A Puzzle in Dialling, by W.S. Laycock 443
Volume 9/5 (December 1975)
Dell’ Orologia Applicato all Elettromotore Perpetuo, by Charles K. Aked and Paolo Rizzardi 524
A Watch Altered by Charles Edward Viner to a Pocket Chronometer, by Thomas L. De Fazio 540
Dr C.F.C. Beeson 543
Thos Ogden, de Halifax, an 8-day, Revolving Ball Moon Longcased Clock, c.1740, by David Barker 545
Louis Recordon, King George III, and Richard Simmons: an Account of a Royal Presentation Watch, by Oliver Fairclough 551
Lunar Gear Trains and Phase Indication, by P.D. Briggs 556
The Rarity of Chronometers, by Johan Knap 558
A Turret Clock by Jullion of Brentford, by C.G. MacKay 559
Samuel Yates of Liverpool, by David M.W. Evans 563
An Old Dutch Poem 565
Volume 9/6 (March 1976)
How the Chronometer Went to Sea, by W.E. May 638
John Flamsteed and the Balance Spring, by Derek Howse and Valerie Finch 664
A Description and Study of a Planetarium, by M. Rendon and P. Balmes 682
Thomas Cole Exhibition 690
The AHS West Country Tour 1975, by John Arnold Bell 692
Volume 9/7 (June 1976)
15th Century Clocks and Clock dials, by F.A.B. Ward 762
John C. Stevens 768
An Albert H. Potter Constant Force Chronometer, by Chester W. Howard 770
Liechti Clocks in British Museums, by Anthony J. Duley 777
Thomas Wright in the Poultry, London, No. 2228, by Andrew Crisford 785
Orbis Sensualium Pictus, by James R. Aked 789
A Remarkable Electric Clock, by R.A. Bucknall 794
The Earliest String-Gnomon Sundials, by F.A.B. Ward 800
Volume 9/8 (September 1976)
What’s Wrong With Hardy’s Escapement? by Christopher Wood 882
The Chamberlain File 896
The Delivery of a Clock by John Holmes, London to a Yorkshire Country House, by David Barker 906
Leonardo, the Chiaravalle Clock and Epicyclic Gearing; a Reply to Antonio Simoni, by Bert S. Hall and Ian Bates 910
The Twilight of Islamic Astronomy, by Myron Pleasure 918
Horology at Grosvenor House 922
Constant Force Escapements, by Anthony G. Randall 932
Volume 10
Volume 10/1 (Winter 1976)
Joseph Finney of Liverpool, by Oliver Fairclough 32
Rye Church Clock, by E.J. Tyler 41
Scottish Painted Dials, by Felix Hudson 55
The Ambassadors, by Charles K. Aked 70
Iron Marks on Turret Clocks, by Torsten Berg and D.F. Nettel 78
The Marquis of Worcester, by Rita Shenton 82
Big Ben, by M.S. Loveday 85
Volume 10/2 (Spring 1977)
The Admiral’s Clock, by Derek Howse 164
Scottish Painted Dials, Part 2, by Felix Hudson 173
The Earliest Turret Clock? by Hans von Bertele 189
The Collection of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, by Cecil Clutton 197
“Electrifying Time” Exhibition, by Arthur Mitchell 206
Important Sidereal Month Going Longcase Regulator by Thomas Tompion and Edward Banger, by Meyrick Neilson 214
The Shortt Synchronome No. 31, by Thomas Terjeson 217
Volume 10/3 (Summer 1977)
Joseph Finney of Liverpool (contd.), by Oliver Fairclough. 294
James McCabe, by Paul E. Hackamack 308
Scottish Painted Dials Part 3, by Felix Hudson 317
James Ferguson’s Tidal Clock 1764–1770, by John Milburn 331
The Structural and Aesthetic Perfection of Gothic Clock Frames, by H.G. Hammond 336
A Clerkenwell Tour of Fifty Years Ago, by T.E. White 340
Volume 10/4 (Autumn 1977)
Beeching/Ashburnam, a Georgian Dial With Edwardian Scenic Engravings, by John H. Combridge 428
Notes on the Bliss and Creighton Chronometer Patent, by Thomas L. De Fazio 439
Some Scottish Longcases, by Felix Hudson 447
An Electric Turret Clock by Shepherd, by A. Mitchell and D.F. Nettell 460
Noon Mark Sundial in Malta, by Louise Wilmot 464
Watchmaking in Coventry, by Peter Searby 465
Volume 10/5 (Winter 1977)
Could It Have Been Wren? by Larry L. Fabian 550
Two Historic Clocks in Mexico, by G. Spencer 571
A Fuss Around a Fusee, by Hedley G. Martin 573
Documents Illustrative of the History of English Horology 1 – Two Letters Addressed to Thomas Mudge, by A.J. Turner and A.C.H. Crisford 580
Regulator by Samuel Thorpe, Abberley, by K.J.C. Macmaster 583
Captain Inglefields Watch, by Terence Cuss 586
The Timekeepers of Counsellor Husgen, by H.J. Antweiler 589
Volume 10/6 (Spring 1978)
Edward John Dent, by Vaudrey Mercer 595
An “Improved” Clock, by W. Opperman 603
The Turret Clock of Wherstead Hall Suffolk, by Leonard F. Miller 684
Escapement Errors, by J.D. Weaver 688
Pierre Frederick Ingold and the British Watch and Clock Making Company, by R.F. and R.W. Carrington 698
Some Observations on the Timekeepers of Thomas Mudge, by Beresford Hutchinson 715
Conversion to Anchor Escapement 720
Catalan Clocks and Clockmakers to the End of Middle Ages, by Jeanne Vielliard, translated by Charles K. Aked 722
A Tuneable Set of Chimes, by J.R. Nichols 728
Volume 10/7 (Summer 1978)
The Clocks of Waddesdon Manor, by F.A.B. Ward 804
Turret Clocks in Malta, by R.H. De Burgh Wilmot 816
Clock Dials on a 15th Century Country Estate, and Other Burgundian Clocks, by S.E. Holbrook 819
Clocks at the Country House Museums of Temple Newsum House and Lotherton Hall near Leeds, by David Barker 828
The Technique of Photographing Watches, by Anthony Randall 835
Ebenezer Henderson and the Liverpool Observatory, by Herman H. Knie 843
Volume 11
Volume 11/1 (Autumn 1978)
Theft of Antique Clocks, by T. Lee 28
The Thirty Hour Key Wound Longcase Clock, by J. Hartley 30
An Early Mystery Clock, by J.D. Metcalfe 36
The Clockmakers of Battle, by E.J. Tyler 39
Constant Force Escapements and an Escapement Remontoire, by A.G. Randall 46
The Watches of the Victoria and Albert Museum, by F.A.B. Ward 61
Two Plane Turret Clock Escapements by William Leeson, by D.F. Nettell and B.E. Sparks 79
Volume 11/2 (Winter 1978)
A Short History of the Antiquarian Horological Society, by C. B. Drover 144
Early Pendulum Clocks, by R.A. Lee 146
Volume 31/2 (December 2008)
Turret Clocks, by D.F. Nettell 162
Watches Prior to 1750, by F. Wadsworth 180
British Clocks, 1700–1900, by A.A. Treherne 184
The Pocket Watch by C. Clutton 206
Volume 11/3 (Spring 1979)
An Aid to the Depth of Field Determination in Horological Photography, by T.T. Walters 280
The Adoption of Standard Time, by Alun C. Davies 284
The Christian Kintzing Turret Clock at Dierdorf, by E.J. Tyler 290
Sand-Glasses of the Historiches Uhren Museum, Wuppertal, by J.R.A. Aked 293
Volume 11/4 (Summer 1979)
The St Albans Clock, by E. Watson 372
The Clandon “Cockleshell”, by T.O. Robinson 385
Clock Illustrations in the Sir Thomas Moore Exhibition, by F.A.B. Ward 386
The Thirty Hour Key Wound Longcase Clock 389
George Graham Regulator, by A.B. Partridge 390
Two Turret Clocks With Spring Remontoires, by D.F. Nettell 394
Craftsmen in Leeds – 1838, by D. Barker 407
Volume 11/5 (Autumn 1979)
Why Barrow? by Cecil Clutton 480
An Early Pocket Sundial Illustrated in Art, by F.A.B. Ward 484
The 13th Century “King Hezekiah” Water Clock, by Andre Wegener Sleeswyk 488
The 19th Century Watchmans Clock, by A.A.L. Thomas 496
The Clocks in Westminster Abbey, by L.E. Tanner 508
Volume 11/6 (Winter 1979)
The St Albans Clock, by E. Watson 576
Andrew Dickie and Others, Clock and Watchmakers, by M. Norgate 586
Accuracy in Repeating Work, by W.W. Wilkes 603
Clocktower Millenary Reflections, by J.H. Combridge 604
William Hardy’s Regulator, by A.J. Turner 615
The Fly in the Grimthorpe Gravity Escapement, by H. Wallman 628
Volume 12
Volume 12/1 (Spring 1980)
George Daniels 28
The Independent Jumping Seconds Mechanism of Jean Pouzait, by Joachim Mauss 30
Louis XIV “Oignons” III Unusual Examples, by Adolphe Chapiro (translated by C. Allix) 38
A New Look at the Dating of Early English Clocks, by C.N. Ponsford and J.G.M. Scott 52
Pocket Chronometer Movement No. 1847 by Breguet, by Kurt J. Egli (translated by E.J. Tyler) 70
George Booth, Aberdeen, c.1800, by Felix Hudson 78
Volume 12/2 (Summer 1980)
The Foliot and the Natural Day, by H.G. Hammond 154
Edward Aldridge of Deal, by M.J.D. Ward 158
The 13th Century “King Hezekiah” Water Clock, by C.B. Drover 160
Chronometer Escapements, by R. Mathews 170
A 15th Century Italian “Clockmakers Workshop”, by F.A.B. Ward 172
The St Albans Clock, Addendum 174
Percy Webster, by Percy G. Dawson 175
The Fly in the Grimthorpe Escapement, by D.F. Nettell And G.H. Williams 178
Further Thought on Grimthorpe’s Fly, by A.W. Heldman 183
Huygens, the Secret in the Coster Fromanteel “Contract”, the Thirty Hour Clock, by R.D. Dobson 193
A Precision Clock by Josiah Emery, by J.L. Evans 197
Scientific Notes, a Musical Time Beater, by A.C. Brewer 201
Volume 12/3 (Autumn 1980)
Disputes Between Masters and their Workmen, by G.B. Hodgetts 268
The Use of the Ultra-Violet Lamp in Painted Dial Restoration, by M. F. Tennant
Visit to a Clerkenwell Clock Factory 274
The Froxfield Clock, by P.A. Meecham and D.F. Nettell 281
The Rise and Decline of Chronometer Manufacturing, by A.C. Davies 285
The 13th Century “King Hezekiah” Water Clock: Addenda, by J. H. Combridge 300
A New Look at the Dating of Early English Clocks, by D.F. Nettell 301
Sundials at Hever Castle, by F.A.B. Ward And D. Vaughan 307
Eclipses and the St Albans Clock, by J.R. Millburn 313
Volume 12/4 (Winter 1980)
Longcase Engraved Dials. Mid-Scotland, by F. Hudson 392
Martin Matthews, Watch Case Maker, by J. Finch 410
George Newton, Blacksmith Turned Clockmaker of Seend, Wiltshire, by C. Thomas 420
Sully, Verlinden and Others, by C. Allix 428
Clocks and Bells, by D.F. Nettell 435
Burgi and the Pendulum Controlled Escapement, by M.J.L. Kesteven 441
Huygens, Coster and Fromanteel, Some Secrets Remain, by E.H. Glasius 442
Hands, by F. Hudson 443
Volume 12/5 (Spring 1981)
Watch Stands, by Eric Street 504
The Penningtons and their Balances, by Vaudrey Mercer 514
A Gravity Clock by Cope and Molyneux, by T.A. Camerer Cuss 524
Film: British Clocks 525
Wells and Salisbury, by C.N. Ponsford and J.G.M. Scott 528
Chinese Steelyard Clepsydras, by John H. Combridge 530
Some Dating Features for Turret Clocks, by J.G.M. Scott 536
George Newton, by C. Thomas 538
Hands 540
Further Fussing About the Fusee, by J.D. Weaver 542
Volume 12/6 (June 1981)
Verge Watch Movements in Wood Cases, by Percy G. Dawson 604
A Tompion Watch Dug Up on the South Downs in 1977, by W.A. van Aken 609
The Suspended Foliot and New Light on Early Pendulum Clocks, by Ernest L. Edwardes 614
Mudge Milestones, Watch Dates, by Charles Allix 627
AHS Tour Holland 1980, by C.K. Aked 635
Volume 13
Volume 13/1 (September 1981)
Equation Clocks, by J. Wenzel 24
The Penningtons and Their Balances 44
A Select Clock, by J.S. Reid 45
The Matthew the Miller Clock at the Parish Church of St Mary Steps, Exeter, by C.N. Ponsford 52
Some Notes on La Vallee and L.B. Audemars, by T.A. Camerer Cuss 67
Watch Movement Making in Prescot, by R. Kemp 77
John Poole’s Balances, by Vaudrey Mercer 82
Volume 13/2 (December 1981)
The Worshipful Company of Clockmakers 140
Mudge Milestones, by A.F. Cliborne 144
Josiah Emery and John Leroux, by Cecil Clutton 146
John Arnold, by Cecil Clutton 148
Thomas Mudge the Complete Horologist, by George Daniels 150
Thomas Earnshaw, by Vaudrey Mercer 175
Watch by Thomas Mudge No. 574 178
William Oughtred, by C.K. Aked 192
Volume 13/3 (March 1982)
The Evolution of European Domestic Clocks, by F.A.B. Ward 248
Export of Clocks from Leith, by Gibb and Hudson 268
The Development of the Pendulum Clock, by R.D. Dobson 270
Two Mid-Scotland Longcase Dials, by G. Cumming 282
A Most Interesting Clock, by K.H. Whay 290
French Clockmakers at Nonsuch, by C.N. Ponsford 294
Volume 13/4 (June 1982)
Defining a Musical Clock, by A.W.J.G. Ord-Hume 340
Lichfield Clock, by J. Orange 359
A Miniature Lantern Alarm Timepiece, by C. Thomas 366
Horology and the Adams Family, by J.R. Millburn 368
Early Pendulum Clocks: Addendum, by E.L. Edwardes 381
The Hazards of an Early Luminous Watch, by E. Street 383
A Viennese 1/4 Striking Mechanism, by J. Hannah 386
Pearson’s Water Clock, by A.J. Turner 388
Volume 13/5 (September 1982)
Repatriated English Clocks, by Percy G. Dawson 434
James Ferguson’s Star Plate, by J.S. Reid 438
Charles Babbage and the Invention of Workmen’s Time Recorders, by A.G. Bromley 442
C15th Chamber Clock, by B.R. Hammond 450
Mudge’s Fourth Timekeeper, by C.N. Ponsford 453
Pitt’s Clock and Watch Tax, by A. Burchall 454
Tompion–Quare Collaboration, by G. Boney 462
C16th Clock Illustration, by F.A.B. Ward 467
Unusual Differentials in Renaissance Clockwork, by H.B.J. Karlsen and Graham White 469
Volume 13/6 (December 1982)
The First White Dial Longcase Clocks and their Cases, 1772–1773, by S.E. Stuart 534
Three Late Georgian Painted Dials, by F. Hudson 551
The Massey Watch Escapement, by R. Kemp 558
Louis Berthoud, by C. Clutton 565
French Turret Clocks, by C.G. McKay 568
Musee National De La Renaissance d’Ecouen, by C.K. Aked 572
George Adams Copernicum Sphere, by J.R. Millburn 582
Differentials in Renaissance Clockwork, by H.B. Karlsen 582
Early Pendulum Clocks, by H.E. Glasius 564
Horological Collection at Ecouen, by A. Chapiro 583
Volume 14
Volume 14/1 (March 1983)
Brass Spandrels, by F. Hudson 26
The Hartnup Balance, by R.W. Smith 39
Clocks Seen on the AHS Tour of France 1982, by P. Tuck 46
Gould or Knibb? by D. Nettell and K. Stocker 59
A 16th-Century Astronomical Table Clock, by H. Karlsen 63
A Split-Second Chronometer by C. Frodsham, by J. Mauss 76
Volume 14/2 (June 1983)
James Wilson, Clockmaker of Belfast, by W.A. Seaby 133
The Pulse Watch, by J.H.F. Wadsworth 156
Lord Grimthorpe and His Experimental Regulator, by J. Martin and D. Roberts 157
Musical Clocks, by A.W. Ord-Hume 171
Electrical Precision, by C.K. Aked 172
Volume 14/3 (September 1983)
The Fromanteels and the Pendulum Clock, by E.L. Edwardes and R.D. Dobson 250
Benjamin Gray and the Vulliamys, by Vaudrey Mercer 266
The London Background of George Graham, by J.B. Penfold 272
Pendleton et al, by F.A. Mercer 281
Three Chronometers Made in London, by F. Hudson 288
More About Watchstands, by E. Street 298
Ticehurst Church Clock, by E.J. Tyler 304
Volume 14/4 (December 1983)
William Dutton London, by F. Hudson 356
Lepine, Breguet and the Origins of the Lever Escapement in France, by Adolphe Chapiro 369
Worshipful Company of Clockmakers 404
Three Chronometers Made in London, Addenda 405
The Jumps and their Sectors, by V. Mercer 406
Volume 14/5 (March 1984)
Some Historic Earnshaw Chronometers, the Work of His Pupils and One of His Rivals, by C. Wood 468
Epicycloidal Teeth; Addendum, by V. Mercer 485
An Interior Church Clock Dial in Haarlem, by F. Ward 486
Clock Dating, by M. Norgate 489
The History of a John Roger Arnold Pocket Chronometer No. 2183, by J. Geisow 498
Origins of the Lever Escapement in France; Addendum, by C. Clutton 501
The Other “Dutch” Englishman, by J. Bailey 503
Volume 14/6 (June 1984)
David Smyth Torrens, by A.C. Davies 564
The Numbering of Tompion’s Watches, Series and System, by J. Evans 585
A Watchmaker Unmasked, by L.J. Pigott 598
Ferguson’s Astronomical Clock, Astrolabes and Stereographic Projections, by M. Kesteven 602
An Early Pocket Chronometer by Thomas Earnshaw, Signed Robert Tomlin, by A.G. Randall 609
Lepine, Breguet and the Lever Escapement, by A. Chapiro 616
Volume 15
Volume 15/1 (September 1984)
Andrew Dunlop, C.C. 1701–32, by A.M.T. Maxwell-Irving 36
The Iron and Steel Available to the Horological Masters of the Past, by L. Paton 47
Thomas Mudge, London Roman Striking Bracket Clock circa 1770, by F. Hudson 53
Volume 15/2 (December 1984)
The Lord Harris; Obituary 124
A Neat Clockcase Ornamented, by S.E. Stuart 125
Thomas William Yates of Preston, by R. Carrington And R. Kemp 144
A Rare Complicated Watch by Piguet, by R. Good 147
An Apprentice in 1910 160
An Interior Church Clock Dial in Haarlem, by L. Van Lambalgen 161
Londini Fake It? by M.J. Farey 165
Volume 15/3 (March 1985)
Clocks in the Paintings of Titian, by F. Ward 224
The Noctuary or Watchmans Clock, by A. Burchall 231
Three Edinburgh Makers, by F. Hudson 253
Galileo Galilei and Christiaan Huygens, by R. Dobson 261
Volume 15/4 (June 1985)
A Conjectural Reconstruction of the Perpignan Clock of 1356, by H.E Rose 330
1984 AHS Tour of Vienna, by C.K. Aked 355
The Noctuary, Addendum, by A. Burchall 362
A Mechanical Clock for a Medieval Quarry, by G.C. del Vecchio 368
A Birdcage Clock at Norrington Court, by M. Snell and W. Backinsell 370
Galileo Galilei and Christiaan Huygens, Addendum, by M.F. Ball 373
The Rack Lever Watch, Today’s Survivals, by R. Kemp 375
Volume 15/5 (September 1985)
John Smith, Pittenweem, by Felix Hudson 440
Measurements of the Quality Factor of the Pendulums of Four Clocks by John Harrison, by D.A. Bateman and K. James 479
The Noctuary, Addendum 490
The Perpignan Clock Continued, by H.E. Rose 491
Galileo – Huygens, Addendum 509
Isaiah Lukens, by B.R. Forman 411
Volume 15/6 (December 1985)
A Watch from HMS Pandora, by J. Carpenter, L. Pigott and H. Whitewell 560
Kater’s Escapement, by P. Woodward 573
William Monk Turret Clocks, by M. Snell 583
Duo In Uno, by R. Simpson 602
An Early-18th Century Watchmakers Notebook, by A. Smith 605
Volume 16
Volume 16/1 (March 1986)
Who Was I.W., by M.J. Lee 28
Effects of the Gravitational Attractions of the Sun and Moon on the Period of a Pendulum, by P.H. Boucheron 53
The Rack Lever Watch, Addendum, by G.C. Crabtree 71
Captain Kater’s Escapement, Addenda, by K. James 72
Volume 16/2 (June 1986)
Robert Foulkes 120
Henry Hindley of York, by J.H. Ellis 121
The Limiting Stability of Pendulums, by M.K. Hobden 132
A Breguet Puzzle, by N.A. Dean. 135
An Early Renaissance Stone Polyhedral Sundial, by G.S. White 139
Regulating Working Hours and Timekeeping in the Middle Ages, by G.D. van Rossum 145
Ferdinand Berthoud, by A.G. Randall 149
Early Jewel Holes, by G. Ahrens, translated by E.J. Tyler 173
Volume 16/3 (September 1986)
A Sun Moon and Tidal Dial, by Rene R.J. Rohr, translated by A.R. Somerville 227
The Sundials of John Bonar, Schoolmaster of Ayr, by A.R. Somerville 233
The Deacon Family of Leicestershire Clockmakers – Part I, by P.A. Hewitt 255
Three Clocks in the Ridgeway Parish, by D.F. Nettell 263
Netherlands Tour 1986 267
Basque Horology, by Charles K. Aked 275
Volume 16/4 (December 1986)
The Deacon Family of Leicestershire Clockmakers – Part II, by P.A. Hewitt 339
Pue’s Occurences, by David Penney 368
Horology Under the Hammer (Auction Review 1985–1986), by R.J. Law 372
A Pre-Balance Spring Horizontal Table Clock by Robert Grinkin of London, by Richard Good 381
A Watch in the Tradition of Pierre Le Roy’s “La Petite Ronde”, by Cecil Clutton 386
The “Doctor’s” Stop Watch, by A.M. Baldwin 389
A True Perspective of Perpignan 1356, by Charles K. Aked 392
300 Years of Fine English Clock and Watchmaking, by Charles K. Aked 406
Volume 16/5 (March 1987)
The Pulsynetic System and its Place in the History of Electric Clocks, by D.J. Bird 467
Longcase Clocks of a Distinctive Design, by Percy G. Dawson 479
The Name Engraved Upon a Watch Plate, by David Penney 491
Watches Seen on the 1986 Tour of Holland, by Paul Tuck 494
How to Prepare an Article, by David Penney 498
A Verge Watch with Alarm and Passing Strike by Issac Simmes, London, by David Thompson 499
John Roger Arnold No. 573, by “Colbert” 507
Golay Fils and Stahl, Sunrise and Sunset Watch No. 28432. Addendum, by David Aubert, translated by A.G. Randall 510
Volume 16/6 (June 1987)
Joseph and Thomas Windmills, by J.A. Neale 573
William Howells Watchmaker, Part 1, by David Penney and Valerie Finch 585
Davis Mell, Musician and Clockmaker and an Analysis of the Clockmaking Trade in 17th Century London, by Maria And Pedro Fernandez 602
The Deacon Family of Leicestershire Clockmakers, Addendum, by P.A. Hewitt 618
The Pulsynetic System and its Place in the History of Electric Clocks, Part 2, by D.J. Bird. 621
Stem Regulating Perfect Keyless, by Leonard Paller 630
Volume 17
Volume 17/1 (Autumn 1987)
Clocks in the Greenwich List of Observatories, by Derek Howse 30
Joseph Ellicott; Master Clockmaker, by Richard Mones and Richard W.S. Jones 39
The Pulsynetic System and its Place in the History of Electric Clocks, Final Part, by D.J. Bird 56
The ‘Doctors’ Watch, an Addendum, by Johan Wenzel 67
Who Was Harry Callowe? by Guy Boney 69
A Bill of John Ellicott’s for Turret Clock Repairs, by John R. Millburn 77
Volume 17/2 (Winter 1987)
William Bond Astronomical Regulator No. 395, by R.J. Griffiths 137
A Compteur Militaire Pocket Watch, by Joachim Mauss 145
The Discontented Pendulum, an Ephemeral Tale, by David Penney 164
The Clock Driven Celestial Globes of Qimei-Lu and Others, by John H. Combridge 165
The Later Fromanteels, by Percy Dawson 175
A Chronometer/Chronograph, by Leonard Paller 179
The Shelton Clock at Kodaikanal, by R.K. Kochhar 181
Volume 17/3 (Spring 1998)
The French Republican Calendar, by Geoffrey Wilson 249
A Joseph Knibb Longcase Clock With Early Anchor Escapement, by Christopher Greenwood 259
Horology Under the Hammer. (Auction Review 1986–87), by R.J. Law. 274
Watch Making on the Naugatuck 281
Treatise on Marine Timekeepers, by Charles K. Aked 282
AHS Welsh Tour 1987, Some Outstanding Items, by Paul Tuck 291
Volume 17/4 (Summer 1998)
Wrist Watches 1910–1920 (an Introductory Study), by Dennis Harris 357
Thomas Earnshaw’s Numbering Sequence, by A.G. Randall 367
A Lathe for Watchmaking (the Development of the Swiss Automatic Lathe), by D.H. Bacon 382
Winding Indicators, by A.M. Baldwin 395
Volume 17/5 (Autumn 1988)
The Cuckoo Clocks of Johann Baptiste Beha, by Wilhelm Scneider 455
Julien Le Roy’s Improved Horizontal Sundial, by A.J. Turner 463
The Business Records of Turner And Birch, 1834–1920, by Alun C. Davies 478
The English Remontoire Escapement Regulator, by Christopher Wood 483
An Early Lever Escapement, by Charles K. Aked 491
Volume 17/6 (Winter 1988)
More Tilting at Windmills, by J.A. Neale 563
Three Letters from George Graham, by Charles K. Aked 597
An Unusual Chronometer Timepiece Attributed to John Roger Arnold, by Geoffrey C. Crabtree 606
Barraud and Lund 2/847 (a Detective Story), by Leonard Paller 608
Charles Goode – C.W. (an Enigma), by Paul Tuck 610
Volume 18
Volume 18/1 (Spring 1989)
The Clocks of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, by D.R. Parr 35
A Documented Tompion Watch, by Tom Robinson 67
Hampton Court Palace Clock, by Helge B.J. Karlsen 72
Three Letters from George Graham (a Postscript), by Charles K. Aked 78
An Unusual Grande Sonnerie Movement, by John Winterton 79
Volume 18/2 (Summer 1989)
The Technology of John Harrison’s Portable Time Keepers, Part 1, by A.G. Randall. 145
The Universal Sundials of Jacques Orzanam, by Rene R.J. Rohr (translated by A.R. Somerville) 171
A Presentation Watch, by Geoffrey C. Crabtree 178
Fine Examples of Antiquarian Horology Seen During the Scottish Tour, 1988, by Paul Tuck 181
Volume 18/3 (Autumn 1989)
The Technology of John Harrison’s Portable Timekeepers, Final Part, by A.G. Randall 261
Battle Church Clock, by E.J. Tyler 287
An Unusual Communication, by Leonard Paller 296
Joseph Preston and Sons, by Charles K. Aked 298
English Grande Sonnerie Clocks; an Inventory, by John Winterton 307
Volume 18/4 (Winter 1989)
A Medieval Catalan Clepsydra and Carillon, by Eduard Farre-Olive 371
The Shanghai Time Ball Of 1884, by John H. Combridge 381
Old and New Technology in Watchmaking in Coventry, 1850–1920, by Alun C. Davies 397
The Graham Clock of Uppsala University, by G. Pipping. 411
Petition of Edinburgh Watchmakers to Parliament, 1797–1798 (a Guid Gangin’ Plea), by Donald Whyte 417
Royal Geographical Society No. 5, by Don Levison 423
Volume 18/5 (Spring 1990)
Early Mechanical Horology in Italy, by Giuseppe Brusa 485
A Bentley and Beck Dead Beat Verge Watch, by D.A.K. Redman 526
A Deacon Musical Clock, by B. Corbishley 529
Volume 18/6 (Summer 1990)
William Hardy and His Spring Pallet Regulators, by Charles Allix 607
Observations of the Antikythera Mechanism, by Allan G. Bromley. 641
The Earliest Photograph of a Wristwatch? by David J. Boullin 653
Volume 19
Volume 19/1 (Autumn 1990)
The Deal Time Ball, by Charles F.C. Beresford and John H. Combridge 33
The British Watch and Clockmaking Company (Some Further Notes), by R.F. Carrington 44
Richard Hornby, Watch and Chronometer Manufacturer of Liverpool, by A.C. Purcell 57
Chronological Equilibrium (a Mysterious Clock Made by J. and A. McNab Of Perth No. 102), by Felix Hudson 68
More on Robert Gardner, by Charles Aked 71
Volume 19/2 (Winter 1990)
Seasonal-Hour Sundials, by Allan A. Mills 147
An Early Quarter Chiming Thirty Hour Clock, by Tom Robinson 188
Robert Gardner, an Addendum, by Charles K. Aked 190
Design Analysis of a William Hardy Regulator Spring Detent, by Leslie Paton 193
Samuel Carpenter Watch Escapement, by Henry B. Fried 202
Volume 19/3 (Spring 1991)
Hamilton Marine Chronometer No. 503, by A.G. Randall 261
The Oldest Zaanse Klok, by H.E. Glasins 271
The 13th Century King Hezekiah Water Clock; Further Addenda, by John H. Combridge 290
A Short Epistle to the Longitudinarians, by Charles K. Aked 292
English Grande Sonnerie Clocks; a Classification, by John Winterton 301
Inland Longcase Clocks With a Moon and Tidal Dial; an Investigation, by P.A. Hewitt 309
Volume 19/4 (Summer 1991)
Clocks for the Emperor, by Allen H. Weaving 367
Some Early 19th Century Workmen, by Francis Wadsworth 401
The Painted Dial in Ireland, by M.F. Tennant 413
A Few 18th Century Liverpool/Prescot Area Toolmakers, by Ted Crom 419
Volume 19/5 (Autumn 1991)
History of the Horological Collections in Dresd, by J. Schardin 493
A Half-Hour Repeating Carriage Clock, by M.P. Fernandez And P.C. Fernandez 522
A Pre-1750 Minute Repeating Watch, by Arndt Simon 525
An Epicyclic Equation Gear Dated 1711, by G. White 531
A Musical Longcase Clock by John Bicknill, Cirencester, by George Hornby 539
Volume 19/6 (Winter 1991)
E.T. Cottingham, F.R.A.S., by Dennis Jones 593
The Clocks of St Andrew’s Church, Hornchurch, Essex, by E.J. Tyler 617
Vulliamy Clock Numbering; a Dated Series, by Roger Smith 620
Bradeley’s Primary and Secondary Patent Electric Clocks 626
Researching Turret Clock History, by Alun C. Davies 628
Volume 20
Volume 20/1 (Spring 1992)
Clock and Watchmaking in Leicestershire and Rutland 1680–1900, by P.A. Hewitt 31
A Visit to Vulliamy’s Premises on 7th September,1786, by Beresford Hutchinson 66
A Visit to the Clock Factory of Messrs John Moore and Sons, Clerkenwell-Close, London, by Dennis Harris 69
The Accuracy of the Foliot, by W. Houtkooper (translated by E.J. Tyler) 74
Volume 20/2 (Summer 1992)
Issac Newton’s Sundials, by Allan A. Mills 126
Shedding Light on the Longcase White Dial, by John Ballinger 154
Harry Callowe; a Sequel, by Guy Boney 156
Perrault’s Hydraulic Clock, by Charles K. Aked 161
Volume 20/3 (Autumn 1992)
Berthoud in England, Harrison in France: the Transmission of Horological Knowledge in 18th Century Europe, by A.J. Turner 219
American Section London Tour, Part 1, by Paul Middents 252
Starting Up a Watchmaking Business: James Richie of Edinburgh, 1809–1812, by Alun C. Davies 260
Volume 20/4 (Winter 1992)
What’s Wrong With Hardy’s Escapement? A Re-Appraisal, by Christopher Wood 315
The Fascination of a Free Pendulum 338
The Case of William Jacques (William Jacques, CC, Watch Case Maker), by A.J. Neale 340
American Section London Tour, 1991 (concluded) 356
Volume 20/5 (Spring 1993)
Paul Garnier Revisited, by Charles Allix 411
Some Notes on the Medieval Clock in Salisbury Cathedral, Michael Maltin 438
John Smith Pittenweem, 1770–1814, Part 2, Felix Hudson 443
Precise Ratio Epicyclic Gears by Onesiphore Pecquer, by G. White 446
Volume 20/6 (Summer 1993)
The Coventry Watch Movement Manufacturing Company Limited, by D.H. Bacon 502
Clockmaking in York: an Overview, by John R.M. Setchell 534
Paul Garnier’s Engine Counter, by Christopher Hurrion 541
The Two Clocks in Orleton Parish Church, by Graham Hodgetts 547
Volume 21
Volume 21/1 (Autumn 1993)
Christiaan Huygens, the Royal Society and Horology, by J.H. Leopold 37
The Astronomers Royal and the Problem of Longitude, by Derek Howse 43
John Harrison Copley Medallist, by Andrew King 52
The Eighteenth-Century Transit of Venus, the Voyages of Captain James Cook and the Early Development of the Marine Chronometer, by Jonathan Betts 60
The Pit and the Pendulum: G.B. Airy and the Determination of Gravity, by Allan Chapman 70
Volume 21/2 (Winter 1993)
Vulliamy Musical Clocks for the Turkish Market, the Benhacok Clocks, by Roger Smith and David Thompson 118
A Minute-Repeating Watch Circa 1715. Friedberg’s Ingenuity in a Biased Market, by Sebastian Whitestone 145
Horology Under the Hammer. Auction Review 1992–93, Part 1 – Watches, by Paul Tuck 158
Volume 21/3 (Spring 1994)
Early Lancashire Watch Fusee Engines (Part 1), by P.H.J. Baker 215
A Mid-Eighteenth-Century Alarm by Gray and Vulliamy, by Charles Allix 241
Horology and Navigation: the Chronometers on Vancouver’s Expedition, 1791–95, by Alun C. Davies 244
Early Astronomical Watches, by George Foster 256
Volume 21/4 (Summer 1994)
Early Lancashire Watch Fusee Engines (Part 2), by P.H.J. Baker 315
Horology Under the Hammer, Auction Review 1993, Part 2 – Clocks, by Paul Tuck 335
An Examination of the Cases of Two Tompion Year Equation Clocks, by Tom Robinson 342
The Planet Watchers of Greenwich, from Household Words, a Weekly Journal Conducted by Charles Dickens 350
The Art of Time at Harvard: Museum Exhibitions at the Longitude Symposium, 1993, by Alun C. Davies 352
Volume 21/5 (Autumn 1994)
The “Robert the Bruce Watch”, by David Thompson 407
Vulliamy Clock Numbering a Postscript, by Roger Smith 427
John Smith Pittenweem, 1770–1814, Final Part, by Felix Hudson 430
Who Was Charles Shepherd? by F.G. Shenton 438
Restoration of the “Gros Horloge” at Rouen in 1889, by A.J. Turner 446
Volume 21/6 (Winter 1994)
Watchmaking in Wales, Part 1, by D.H. Bacon 495
Charles Shepherd’s Electric Clocks, by Denys Vaughan 519
Notes on Toy Watches, by Simon Bendall 531
Clocks in the Greenwich List of Observatories Amendment List No. 1, by Derek Howse 536
A Perpetual Almanack, by Charles Aked 540
Volume 22
Volume 22/1 (Spring 1995)
Early Musical Clocks, by J.J.L. Haspels 23
Horology Under the Hammer – Watches at Auction, 1993–1994, by Paul Tuck 50
Watchmaking in Wales, Part 2, by D.H. Bacon 58
Vulliamy Musical Clocks, by Roger Smith and David Thompson 66
Volume 22/2 (Summer 1995)
Frank Hope-Jones and George Bennett Bowell – a Study of the Period 1895–1905, by J.S. Cowsill 118
List of Lists, by Francis Wadsworth 130
Water-Driven Clocks, by Allan A. Mills 136
The Meandering Microcosm, by John R. Millburn 160
Thomas Yeates Revisited, by Albert Odmark 162
A Wall Alarm Clock by James Woolley of Codnor, by Jeff Darken 164
Volume 22/3 (Autumn 1995)
Two Henry Hindleys in Greater Manchester, by Edmund Davies 166
A Very Important Chapter Added to the History of the Self-Winding Watch, by Joseph Flores 214
Two Vulliamy Watches With Royal Associations, by David Thompson and Roger Smith 230
Picture Gallery: 30-Hour Clock by Humphrey Marsh Of Highworth 248
Hourglasses on Some English and Scottish Tombstones, by David J. Boullin and Anne Nairn-Clark 252
John Joyne, Secret Agent, by Ivan Slee 254
Volume 22/4 (Winter 1995)
Horology Under the Hammer, by Paul Tuck 302
The Kessels Sidereal Clock, by Christopher Wood 312
The Fruit and Flowers of James Wilson, by M.H. Tennant 320
Picture Gallery: Paton’s Plate 339
Optional Extras, Henry Hindley of York, by J.R. Melvin 344
Volume 22/5 (Spring 1996)
Josiah Emery, Watchmaker of Charing Cross, by Jonathan Betts 394
The Meath-Bowell Constant Force Electrically Maintained Clock, by Richard Good 402
The Marine Chronometers in the Collection of the Mariners Museum, by Willem F.J. Morzer Bruyns and Jeanne Willoz-Egnor 409
The Accurate Compensation of Graham’s Mercurial Pendulum, by A.D. Stewart 416
The Planet Watchers of Greenwich, by Graham Hodgetts 436
A Knibb Conundrum, by Ron Kirkpatrick 438
Thomas Tompion No. 300, by John Winterton 440
George Graham and Two Manchester Men, by Edmund Davies 442
Volume 22/6 (Summer 1996)
The Third Seafaring Nation: The Introduction of the Marine Chronometer in the Netherlands, by J.H. Leopold 486
Horology Under the Hammer: Watches at Auction, Part 1, by Paul Tuck 501
Josiah Emery: Part 2, Precision Pioneer, by Jonathan Betts 510
An Articulated Rack, by Tim Branfield 541
A Mystery Timer, by John A. Robey 542
The Hourglass and Trade Symbols on Scottish Tombstones, Further Notes, by John M.T. Howat and Trudie E. Roberts 544
Volume 23
Volume 23/1 (Autumn 1996)
Josiah Emery: Part 3, the Lever Escapement, by Jonathan Betts 26
Horology Under the Hammer: Watches at Auction, Part 2, by Paul Tuck 45
Horology and Acts of Parliament, by G.H. Sykes 67
Pin Countwheels, by John A. Robey 71
Volume 23/2 (Winter 1996)
Watch Production in English Factories, 1870–1930, by D.H. Bacon 117
Josiah Emery: Part 4, the Surviving Lever Watches, by Jonathan Betts 134
E. Pitcher & Co. (1880–1973), by Harvey Pitcher 151
Manton’s ‘In Vacuo’ Chronometers, by Christopher Wood 165
Trade Symbols on a Scottish Tombstone, by Paul H.J. Baker 168
Fire at Thwaites, by Roger Smith 172
Watch Statistics, by Chris McKay 172
Volume 23/3 (Spring 1997)
Josiah Emery: Part 5, the Late Marine Timekeepers, by Jonathan Betts 216
James Murray, Horologist of Distinction: London and Calcutta, by Geoffrey C. Crabtree 233
The Performance of a Victorian Dead-Beat Regulator by Richard Webster, by A.D. Stewart 241
Picture Gallery: Monument to Henry Jones in St Dunstans in the West 257
Experts and Collectors, by John Plowman 260
Volume 23/4 (Summer 1997)
The Watches of Ellicotts of London: Part 1, by David Thompson 306
British Railway Clocks II. The South Eastern and Chatham Railway and Constituent Companies, by D.R. Parr 322
Some Account of Liverpool Watch Case Makers, 1785–1798, by D.S. Moore and P.T. Priestley 341
Volume 23/5 (Autumn 1997)
Clockmaking in Medieval Prague, by Jaroslav Folta 405
Horology Under the Hammer: Clocks at Auction, by Paul Tuck 418
The Watches of Ellicotts of London: Part 2, by David Thompson 429
Volume 23/6 (Winter 1997)
Corrigendum: Medieval Clockmaking in Prague 507
The Marine Chronometers of the Baudin Expedition to Australia, by Hilary King 508
Louise Berthoud and the Finding of Longitude at Sea, by Jean-Claude Sabrier 522
James Foggo: Watchmaker and Radical, by Mike and Chris Helps 535
Early Automatic Wristwatches 550
Volume 24
Volume 24/1 (Spring 1998)
The Double Clocks by Daniel Quare, by Jonathan Betts 30
A New Method of Examining the Profiles of Watch Gear Teeth, by Paul H.J. Baker 36
The Transmission of Time by Wireless, by David Read 42
The Great Lantern Clock from Sutton Court, by David Evans 47
Horological and Other Items Held in the British Museum for the Society 66
Picture Gallery: Old Sundials Cigarette Cards W.D. & H.O. Wills 63
Volume 24/2 (Summer 1998)
Surviving Marine Timekeepers by Louise Berthoud, by Hilary King 119
William Bowyer Great Clock Maker, by John Hooper 122
A Proposal for the Striking Mechanism on the Wallingford Clock, by Daryl Bender 134
Watchmen’s Clocks, by Alfred Thomas 141
‘Nix’ and Old Clocks Alfred Jonathan Nixseaman (1886–1977), by David Nixseaman 147
A 30 Hour Clock by Thomas Kefford, With an Unusual Countwheel, by David Harris 149
Picture Gallery: William Cattell Longcase, 152
Picture Gallery: Richard Colston Bracket Clock 154
Volume 24/3 (Autumn 1998)
A Bell Ringer’s Clock, by Michael Grange 210
A Proposal for the Eclipse Mechanism on the Wallingford Clock, by Daryl Bender 217
Henry Harper or Harpur 1642–1708, by Selby Whittingham 225
Archibald Miller Clockmaker and the Hammermen Of Glasgow, by Trevor Waddington 229
The Determination of the Difference in Meridians of the Paris and Greenwich Observatories, by Christopher Wood 234
Countwheels With Projections and Pins, by John Robey 237
The Watches of Barwise of London, by David Thompson 240
Picture Gallery: Long Case Clock Signed by Jan Heyder Amsterdam c.1740 246
Volume 24/4 (Winter 1998)
Time and the BBC, by Geoffrey Goodship 307
Pierre Le Roy’s Watches ‘For the Use of Astronomers & Seamen’, by Jean-Claude Sabrier 315
Josiah Emery’s First Lever Watch, by Jonathan Betts 326
The ‘Tompion’ Clocks at Northill and Ickwell – a Reappraisal, by Chris Pickford 332
The Archer Family of Clockmakers, by Barnaby Smith 345
Thomas Lister’s Artificial Clockmaker, by David Barker 353
Picture Gallery: a Christmas Card from the Synchronome Factory 1911 357
Volume 24/5 (Spring 1999)
The English Watchmaker’s Mandrel, its Origins and Development Part I, by P.H.J. Baker and R.J. Law 415
The Devil Tavern Group, by Roger Smith 427
The First Steps of the Pendulum as a Timekeeper, by R.D. and R.J.C. Dobson 432
Horology Under the Hammer Watches at Auction 1996–1998, by Paul Tuck 442
Samuel Deacon’s First Clock? by W.J. Thornton 455
Picture Gallery: Bracket Clock by Francis Robinson 458
Picture Gallery: Quarter Repeating Pair-Cased Watch Signed by Tompion 460
Volume 24/6 (Summer 1999)
Rediscovering Josef Weidenheimer (1758–1795) and Clockmaking in the German-Speaking Countries, by Peter Friess 523
The English Watchmaker’s Mandrel Part II, by P.H.J. Baker and R.J. Law 539
Horological Wheel Cutting by Mechanical Means, by Jeremy Evans 551
The York Mansion House Clocks by Henry Hindley, by David Barker 556
French Morez Tower Clocks, by Charles Allix 567
Picture Gallery: Silver Cased Verge Independent Stop Watch by Daniel Delander 570
Volume 25
Volume 25/1 (September 1999)
Sun, Moon and Stars, Telling the Time With Astronomical Instruments from the British Museum, by Silke Ackermann 31
Picture Gallery: Lantern Clock Dial by Benjamin Hill 47
The Strasbourg Cathedral Clock, by Gunther Oestmann 50
Turret Clocks With Off-Set Pendulums, by David W. Durst 64
Horology Under the Hammer, 1996–1998, by David Harris 69
The Twenty-Four-Hour Striking Mechanism Described in the Richard of Wallingford Manuscript, by Kenneth J. Ming 85
Volume 25/2 (December 1999)
Scallop-Shell Marked Turret Clocks, Leonard Tennant Turret-Clock Maker and His School Part I, by Jeremy Evans 149
The Vertical Stackfreed. Mechanical Evidence and Early Eye-Witnesses, by G. Brusa and J.H. Leopold 166
John Flamsteed, Richard Towneley and the Equation Of Time, by Tony Kitto 180
A Reconstruction of the Tompion/Towneley/Flamsteed ‘Great Clocks’ At Greenwich, by Alan Smith 185
Missing Watch Case Marks 1739–1770, by Philip Priestley 191
Black Forest Wheel Cutting Engines Or Raderschneidzeug, by Theodore R. Crom 198
Picture Gallery: Astronomical Regulator by George Graham 1750; Lund’s Patent Synchronised Clock c.1880; Precision Interval Timer by William Hardy c.1825; a Bracket Clock by William Cattell c.1685 201
Volume 25/3 (March 2000)
AHS Continental Study Tour Sept 1999, by Jim Arnfield and Denys Vaughan 263
Early English Pendulum Clocks, by Michael Hurst 278
Picture Gallery: Detached Centre-Seconds Gold Watch; Rocking Bow Watch; Watch by the New York Standard Watch Co.; An Unusual System of Alarm Work 293
A Regulator For Nice Observatory in 1930, by Francois Le Guet Tully and Anthony Turner 297
Scallop-Shell Marked Turret Clocks, Leonard Tennant Turret-Clock Maker and His School Part II, by Jeremy Evans 303
Samuel Deacon ‘An Account of Myself’ Part I, by W.J. Thornton 324
Volume 25/4 (June 2000)
Scallop-Shell Marked Turret Clocks, Leonard Tennant Turret-Clock Maker and His School Part III, by Jeremy Evans 388
A Reassessment of the Clocks of John Hilderson and Other Members of the ‘East School’, by Anthony Weston 407
Horology Under the Hammer: Clocks in Auction During 1999, by David Harris 433
Notes: An Unusual Tavern Clock by John Drury, by Thomas Ellis-Rees 450
An Early Turret Clock at Beaulieu Abbey? by William Linnard 453
Picture Gallery: Illustrations Found on 19th Century Longcase Clock Dials, by Frances Tennant 454
Volume 25/5 (September 2000)
Watches in the Ashmolean Museum Oxford Part I, by David Thompson 501
Picture Gallery: a Memorial in the Frauenkirche, Munich; a Bristol Style Lantern Clock Dial; a Calendar For Life 520
Moxon’s Mechanick Exercises: Or Every Man His Own Clock-Smith, by M.T. Wright 524
Samuel Deacon ‘An Account of Myself’ Part II - the First Notebook, by W.J. Thornton 532
A Perpetual Almanack ‘Ionathan Ienins Owner Raiph Rowntre Me Fecit’, by Jeff Darken 541
A Quarter-Striking Longcase by Whitehurst of Derby No. 2830, by Tobias Birch 550
Hindley Of York: An Eight Day Long-Case Clock, by Trevor Waddington 554
Volume 25/6 (December 2000)
Tompion’s Smallest Clock Copied and Contemplated, by Sebastian Whitehouse 617
Watches in the Ashmolean Museum Oxford Part II, by David Thompson 622
William Palmer and His Electric Clock System, by Denys Vaughan 643
The McCabes Watch and Clockmakers of Ulster Part I, by David A. Bell 653
A Rare Philadelphia Longcase Clock by William Stretch With Bolt-And-Shutter Maintaining Power, by Richard A. Mones 680
Picture Gallery: An Early Provincial Eight-Day Clock; a Deck Watch/Hack Watch by Pennington London 641
Volume 26
Volume 26/1 (March 2001)
Horology Under the Hammer Watches at Auction 1998–2000, by Paul Tuck 25
Arnold 75 Revisited, by M.E. Cattermole 42
Benjamin Hill Some Further Notes, by Jeremy Evans 52
The McCabes Watch and Clockmakers of Ulster Part II, by David A. Bell 62
The Cassiobury Park and Dover Castle Turret Clocks Some Further Notes, by Ken Ming 79
Picture Gallery: Portrait Medal of Ferdinando Carli 84
Volume 26/2 (June 2001)
The Vaughans Of Pontypool a Family of Clockmakers and their Clocks, by William Linnard 137
Leicester’s Automaton Clock, by Allan A. Mills 149
George Newton Of Seend – a Recently Discovered Clock, by John Hooper 160
Thomas Tompion’s Workmens’ Clocks, by Jonathan Betts 165
A History of the Clock From Holy Trinity Church, Whitehaven, by Paul Platt 175
The Clocks of St Andrew Hubbard Eastcheap Billingsgate, by Jeremy Evans 179
Short Notes on a Clock by Hilkiah Bedford, by Jeff Darken 184
Picture Gallery: a Mid-Seventeenth Century Musical Box 188
Volume 26/3 (September 2001)
Picture Gallery: an Early Rack Lever Pocket Watch by Peter Litherland; a Musical Spring Clock by Joseph Antram 1715 242
The Brockbanks – Chronometer Makers of London Part I, by F. Von Osterhausen 244
James Harold Agar Baugh Pendulum Maker, by Alfred Thomas 257
Samuel Deacon ‘An Account of Myself’ Part III – the First Notebook, by W.J. Thornton 263
The Horologium – a Critical Review, by R.C. and R.J.C. Dobson 274
A Gold Watch for Captain Smith, by David Thompson 281
A Thirty-Hour Musical Clock by Arthur David, by John Hooper 284
Volume 26/4 (December 2001)
The Brockbanks Chronometer Makers of London Part II, by F. Von Osterhausen 355
Picture Gallery: a Mechanical Almanack by Christian Boyling; Gothic Wall Clock 1533; Domestic Iron Clocks by Erhard Liechti 1572 376
Philip Melanchton’s Watch Dated 1530, by Maia Wellington Gahtan and George Thomas 377
Black Forest Clockmakers Carriers and Retailers With United Kingdom Connections, by Paul Buck 389
Westfield’s Patent, by Paul Tuck 407
Clocks of the Church of Allhallows Staining, by Jeremy Evans 414
A Norman Carved Stone Used as a Church Clock Weight, by Graham Hodgetts 424
Volume 26/5 (March 2002)
Langley Bradley: ‘A Judicious Workman’ Part I: Historical Details and Domestic Output, by Brynn Hodgson 477
Picture Gallery: Detached English Lever Watch With Massey Escapement; Timepiece by John Drury; Open Face Chronograph by John Poole, London 1874 500
Some Early Clocks from Nuremberg, by John Leopold 505
Samuel Harlow of Ashbourne and His Longcase Movements, by John A. Robey 527
An Unusual Longcase Clock With Astronomical Dial, by Mike Cowham 546
Volume 26/6 (June 2002)
Langley Bradley: ‘A Judicious Workman’ Part II Turret Clocks, by Brynn Hodgson 611
Picture Gallery: the Selby Lowndes Tompion No. 217 626
French Clocks in American Collections, by William J. Andrewes 628
Notes: the Torado Court Cases: Robbery and Murder, by Jeremy Evans 654
The Werner Tabernacle Clock, by Thomas Ellis Rees 659
Queen Caroline’s Watch, by Clare Woodward 664
Volume 27
Volume 27/1 (September 2002)
Horological News – Daniel Parkes 1919–2002 28
Langley Bradley: ‘A Judicious Workman’ Part III: St Paul’s Cathedral, by Brynn Hodgson 35
Samuel Deacon ‘An Account of Myself’ Part IV – the First Notebook, by W.J. Thornton 52
Mainspring Makers of London And Liverpool – Some Observations and Lists, by J. Evans 63
More Mudge Milestones, by John Cheetham 90
Henry Hindley and the Lancashire Connection, by Chris Watson 94
Picture Gallery: Two Orpheus Clocks 106
Volume 27/2 (December 2002)
The Early Watchmakers of Toxteth Park Near Liverpool and the Origins of the Industry, the Aspinwalls With Notes on their Successors, by R.J. Griffiths 163
Henry Jones – Clockmaker of London. Part I of IV: His Life, by C. Stuart Kelley 179
Joseph Knibb’s First Grand Sonnerie Clock, by John C. Taylor 196
Picture Gallery: Silver Deck Watch by Charles Frodsham; Micrometer Chronograph by Nielsen; Frank Holden Electric Clock 202
Donald Hill and Arabic Water-Clocks, by A.J. Turner 206
Volume 27/3 (March 2003)
Epicyclic Gearing and the Antikythera Mechanism Part I, by M.T. Wright 270
The Completest Piece I Made – Samuel Deacon’s Musical Clock, by W.J. Thornton 280
John Holmes, a View on His Life and Work, by Chris Watson 289
Octavius Morgan, Horological Collector Part I: the Early Years, by David Thompson 302
Picture Gallery: Three-Dialled Astronomical Clock by Thomas Barry 322
Note: Baker’s Patent Chronometer, by John Clifford 327
Note: the Colourful Douglas Lapraik, by Peter Hansell 331
Roll of Founder Members 333
Volume 27/4 (June 2003)
French Oignon Watches With a Central Fusee, by Adolphe Chapiro 380
Picture Gallery – the Utrecht Jacquemarts Musical Clock, John Arnold Marine Chronometer No.12 388
Was Banger Really Fired? by Guy Boney 392
Octavius Morgan, Horological Collector Part II, by David Thompson 406
Note: English Keyless Winding Watches, by M. Gibbons 423
Note: the Early Background of Samuel Deacon, by W.J. Thornton 428
Volume 27/5 (September 2003)
Samuel Knibb’s Cupola Clock: Modern Techniques Aid Restoration Decisions, by Matthew King and John C. Taylor 499
William Murdock 1745–1839, by J.M. Plowman 502
John Hyancinth Magellan (1722–1790) Part 1: Horological and Scientific Agent, by Jonathan Betts 509
Henry Jones – Clockmaker of London Part II of IV: His Work, by C. Stuart Kelley 518
Picture Gallery: Sundials in Devon and Cornwall 547
Volume 27/6 (December 2003)
Picture Gallery: Lantern Clock by Samuel Stretch 608
The Kingwood Graham 612
Octavius Morgan: Horological Collector Part III, by D. Thompson 618
John Holmes (1727–97) Time For a Further Look, by C. Watson 643
John White of Coventry: Watchmaker to the Admiralty, by J. Hassell 654
Almanus Re-Examined, by J. Leopold 665
Notes: An Astronomical Journeyman Clock by John Holmes, by M. Read 673
Notes: Two Rare Books, by Jonathan Betts 677
Notes: New Books Old Books and Some Thoughts on Robert Hooke, by Jeff Darken 681
Volume 28
Volume 28/1 (March 2004)
The King, the Clock and the Blue Whale, by Maria Van Kersen-Halbertsma 32
An Examination of World Globe Clocks, by Edward Powell 37
The Lever Escapement, the Unexplained Divergence of Developments on the European Continent and in England, by Adolphe Chapiro 52
Picture Gallery: Astronomical Clock by John Naylor 73
Picture Gallery: Four-Train Musical Clock by Samuel Deacon 78
Notes: the Sundial at St Laurence’s Church, Ludlow, by Michael Page 83
Hammer Marks as a Diagnostic Method in Horology, by John Robey 85
A Lantern Clock With Three Dials, by Mike Cowham 88
The Rouse Regulator, by Simon Johnson 91
Volume 28/2 (June 2004)
Thomas Tompion’s Spring Clock Innovations, by John Taylor 153
John Hyacinth de Magellan Part 2: the Early Clocks, by Jonathan Betts 173
Picture Gallery: Jules Jurgensen Watch 184
Picture Gallery: Two Cuckoo Clocks by Johan Baptist Beha 187
Henry Jones Clockmaker of London Part III of IV: the Engraving on His Clocks, by C. Stuart Kelley 192
Notes: the Folio Turret Clock at Llanthony, by William Linnard 240
The Horological Gravestone in Lydford Parish, by Silvio Bedini 245
Volume 28/3 (September 2004)
Thomas Tompion at the Dial and Three Crowns, by Jeremy Evans 316
Octavius Morgan, Horological Collector Part IV, by David Thompson 337
Mudge and Reynolds, by Sebastian Whitestone 348
The Other Turret Clock from Cassiobury, by Ken Ming 353
Picture Gallery: Thomas Starck Monstrance Clock 360
Picture Gallery: Leroy & Cie Chronostat III 365
Picture Gallery: Peter Farvarger & Cie Railway Chronograph 366
Picture Gallery: Thirty-Hour Clock Malkin-Kirby 368
Thomas Tompion’s Two Train Grande Sonnerie Mechanism, by George Daniels 370
Volume 28/4 (December 2004)
Thomas Tompion at the Dial and Three Crowns, Part II, by Jeremy Evans 437
Tompion No 145 a True Dutch Striking English Clock, by Melgert Spaander 460
The Touch of Time, Helen Keller and Her Pocket Watch, by Silvio A. Bedini 473
Notes: Repair of Worn Clock Pinions and Pivots by Laser Welding, by Brian Coles and Peter Powell 480
Henry Ireland at Ye Bell in Louthbury Fecit, by Jeff Darken and Tom Spittler 485
St Peter Port’s Town Clock, by Malcolm Savage 488
Notes on the Pendulum of the Great Westminster Clock, by John Warner 490
Picture Gallery: a Renaissance Clock Case 453
Picture Gallery: John Ellicott Longcase Regulator 456
Volume 28/5 (March 2005)
The Coster-Fromanteel Contract Re-Examined, by Frits Van Kersen 561
Some More Notes on the Coster-Fromanteel Contract, by J. Leopold 568
17th and 18th Century Clock Demand, Production and Survival – an Economical and Statistical Analysis, by Chris H.K. Williams 571
Who Invented Rack and Snail Striking? The Early Development of Repeat and Rack Striking, by John Robey 584
Octavius Morgan, Horological Collector Part V, by David Thompson 602
Detailed Notes on Samuel Deacon’s Musical Clock of 1790, by Jeff Darken 619
Picture Gallery: Gold Pocket Chronometer David Morice, London 636
Picture Gallery: Half-Quarter Repeater Godfrie Poy, London 638
Picture Gallery: Victorian Strut Clock 642
Volume 28/6 (June 2005)
The Hermitage Peacock, by Yuna Zek and Roger Smith 699
Henry Jones – Clockmaker of London Part IV of IV, by C. Stuart Kelley 721
Ludlow Church Bells, Clock and Chimes 1460–1900, by Michael Page 744
Pneumatic Clocks, by David Read 754
Timepiece for a Pontiff? by Silvio Bedini 765
Picture Gallery: 30hr Wall Alarm Clock, by Wm Warren, London 717
Picture Gallery: 30hr Wall Alarm Clock by Thos. Ranger, Chipstead 718
Picture Gallery: Rolex Prince Wristwatch 720
Volume 29
Volume 29/1 (September 2005)
Sir Thomas Wendy’s Lantern Clock, by W.J. Thornton 28
Portable Sundial Making in Nuremberg, by Mike Cowham 45
Epicyclic Gearing and the Antikythera Mechanism, Part II, by M.T. Wright 51
The Clockmakers of Charing, Kent, by Chris H.K. Williams 64
Volume 29/2 (December 2005)
The Hindleys, the Bradshaws and the Farmer’s Watch, by Chris Watson 164
Clocks in the Church of Saint Jerome at Digne-Les-Bains, 1414–1985, by Anthony Turner 170
An Iden Timepiece, by J. Plowman 179
Octavius Morgan, Horological Collector Part Six, by David Thompson 189
Huber-Mudge and the First Constant Force Escapement, by Anthony G. Randall With an Introduction by Derek Pratt 217
Ludlow Church Bells, Clock and Chimes 1460–1900 Part 2 – the Chimes of St Laurence’s Church, Ludlow, by Michael Page 227
Volume 29/3 (March 2006)
The Antikythera Mechanism and the Early History of the Moon-Phase Display, by M.T. Wright 319
Swedish Forgeries, by Jan Kraminer 330
Some Mid-Eighteenth-Century Craftsmen Gray and Vulliamy Outworkers and Suppliers c.1760, by Roger Smith 348
‘Occasion’s Bald Behind’ a Neoclassical Dial by John Owen of Llanrwst, by William Linnard 359
The Church Clocks of Charing, Kent, by Chris H.K. Williams 371
Volume 29/4 (June 2006)
John Harrison and the Astronomers Royal of His Period, by Arnold Wolfendale 468
John Harrison Clockmaker, Part 1: His First Longcase Clocks, 1713–17, by Andrew King 475
John Harrison’s Watchcase Makers, by Philip Priestley 489
John Harrison Clockmaker, Part 2: the Brocklesby Turret Clock, c.1722, by Andrew King 496
Harrison’s Grasshopper Escapement, by John C. Taylor 513
The Fate of Harrison’s Timekeepers, by Jonathan Betts 522
A Chronology of John Harrison, by Andrew King 528
Bibliography of Published and Manuscript Sources Relating to John Harrison, by William J.H. Andrewes 530
The Images of John Harrison, by Andrew King 538
Volume 29/5 (September 2006)
Maria and Ruth Belville: Competition For Greenwich Time Supply, by David Rooney 614
Octavius Morgan, Horological Collector, Part Seven, by David Thompson 629
The Eminent Pierre Le Roy in the Art of Timekeeping, Part 1: Up To About 1765, by Giuseppe Brusa and Charles Allix 645
Scientists, Sea Trials and International Espionage: Who Really Invented the Balance Spring Watch? by Lisa Jardine 663
Volume 29/6 (December 2006)
The Early Balance Spring Watch: a Brief History, by Martin Ball 760
The Eminent Pierre Le Roy in the Art of Timekeeping, Part II: Marine Timekeepers and Watches, by Charles Allix and Giuseppe Brusa 775
Evidence from the Transient: The Importance of Ephemera for a Proper Understanding of the Clock and Watch Trades: Part I, by David Penney 790
‘A Clock for the Rooms’: The Horological Legacy of the Library Company of Philadelphia, by Jay Robert Stiefel 804
Volume 30
Volume 30/1 (March 2007)
John Hyacinth de Magellan (1722–1790) Part 3: The Later Clocks and Watches, by Jonathan Betts 25
Evidence from the Transient: the Importance of Ephemera for a Proper Understanding of the Clock and Watch Trades: Part II, by David Penney 45
Evan Davies Alias Myfyr Morganwg Arch-Druid, Philomath, Clockmaker, by William Linnard 66
Some Notes on an Iron-Framed Chamber Clock, by K.J. Ming 76
An Unusual Split-Second Chronograph Made by Clerke, 1 Royal Exchange, London, by Mike Cowham 82
Eardley Norton’s 1771 Patent for Striking Clocks and Repeating Watches, by John A. Robey 88
Volume 30/2 (June 2007)
Evidence from the Transient: the Importance of Ephemera for a Proper Understanding of the Clock and Watch Trades: Part III, by David Penney 177
The Prototypes of ‘Hague Clocks’ and ‘Pendules Religieuses’ 350 Years After Salomon Coster’s First Clock, by Reinier Plomp 196
Birmingham Dialmakers: Some Biographical Notes: Part I, by John A. Robey 209
A Striking Discovery: the Seal of a Horologiarius, by Nicola Rogers and Richard Hall 223
Volume 30/3 (September 2007)
Some Seventeenth-Century Painted Enamel Watch-Cases and their Movements, by Clare Vincent 317
John Hyacinth de Magellan (1722–1790) Part 4: the Precision Pioneers, by Jonathan Betts 365
The Jourdain Family of Spitalfields, London, Specialists in Chime and Musical Work, by Clive Ponsford 380
Volume 30/4 (December 2007)
Birmingham Dialmakers: Some Biographical Notes: Part II, by John A. Robey 470
Chronometers on East India Company Ships 1800 to 1833, by Phillip Arnott 481
‘Such Great Inventors as the Late Mr Lund’: an Introduction to the Standard Time Company, 1870–1970, by James Nye and David Rooney 501
Wills of Clock and Watchmakers On-Line from the National Archives: Part I, by Clive N. Ponsford 524
Volume 30/5 (March 2008)
A Pendulum Clock Owned by the Danish Astronomer Ole Rømer (1644–1710), by Reinier Plomp 624
The Sing-Song Trade: Exporting Clocks to China in the Eighteenth Century, by Roger Smith 629
The Longcase Painted Dial in Liverpool, by Frances Tennant 659
Two Renaissance Clocks Punchmarked PP, by Michael Hurst 675
Wills of Clock and Watchmakers On-Line from the National Archives: Part II: the City of London and Middlesex (A–J), by Clive N. Ponsford 680
Volume 30/6 (June 2008)
Notes on the Patent, Functionality and Mechanisms of the Portable Pillar Barometers by Daniel Quare, by Richard Higgins 787
The Octavius Morgan Archive: Addenda, by David Thompson 798
Wills of Clock and Watchmakers On-Line from the National Archives: Part III: the City of London and Middlesex (K–Z), by Clive N. Ponsford 804
The Early English Balance Spring Watch: the Hardware 1665–1677/8, by Martin Ball 818
An Invasion in Time: American Horology and the British Market, by Alun C. Davies 829
Volume 31
Volume 31/1 (September 2008)
Wills of Clock and Watchmakers On-Line from the National Archives: Part IV Case Makers and Other Specialist Tradesmen (London Area), by Clive N. Ponsford 31
Wills of Clock and Watchmakers On-Line from the National Archives: Part V Wills Proved in Country Courts, by Clive N. Ponsford 39
Longcase Clocks from the North of England, by John Robey 43
Observatory Time by Radio: 1901 to 1970 from the Eiffel Tower to UTC and the Arrival of Radio-Controlled Clocks, by David Read 65
Note: A Welsh Clock Club in 1812, by William Linnard 88
Picture Gallery: An Early Seventeenth Century Lantern Clock Signed ‘William Bowyer Fecit’ 92
Picture Gallery: A 30-Hour Clock With Alarm Signed ‘Edward Sidwell Londini’ 96
Picture Gallery: A ‘Painted Dial’ Watch Movement by Charles Marlow of Coventry 98
Picture Gallery: A ‘Painted Dial’ Watch Signed ‘Robt Walton, London’ 102
William Harper of Antrim, by David A. Bell 184
A Supplementary List of Clocks Made by the Jourdain Family of Spitalfields, London, by Clive N. Ponsford 188
Sir Edward Dering’s ‘Booke Of Expences’ 1617–28: His Horological Purchases, William Barrett of Ashford and Jacques of London, by Chris H.K. Williams 194
The Identification and Attribution of Christiaan Huygens’ First Pendulum Clock, by Sebastian Whitestone 201
Note: Watches – a Pamphlet by J.B. Thomas, by Andrew James 223
Picture Gallery: Longcase Clock by Ahasuerus Fromanteel, c.1660 the Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford, Inventory No. 54420 230
Volume 31/3 (March 2009)
The Scientific Anchorite – Johnson Jex the Norfolk Clockmaker: the Story of His Unique Lathe, by Donald J. Unwin And David W. Durst 320
Some Literary Subjects as Decorations on French Enamel Painted Watches From the Middle of the Seventeenth Century: Part 1, by Hans Boeckh 331
The Leppers Of Belfast, by David A. Bell 353
The Deacon Family – the Numbers Game, by Colin Andrew 361
Picture Gallery: Two Early Three-Train Clocks by Joseph Knibb 369
Picture Gallery: Longcase Clock by Ahasuerus Fromanteel, c.1660 the Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford, Inventory No. 54420 378
Volume 31/4 (June 2009)
Quaker Letters to a Watchmaker, by William Linnard 454
The Contribution of South-West Lancashire to Horology Part 1: Watch And Chronometer Movement Making And Finishing, by A.A. Treherne 457
Some Literary Subjects as Decorations on French Enamel Painted Watches From the Middle Of the Seventeenth Century: Part 2, by Hans Boeckh 477
English Marquetry Table Clocks, by Robert Donaldson 499
An Early ‘Silent Pull’ Clock With Gathered Rack by Brounker Watts, c.1695, by Phillip Arnott 517
Picture Gallery: ‘Pendulum = Clock’ Signed 2nd. James Harrison Barrow 1727 525
Volume 31/5 (September 2009)
The Earliest Pendulum Clocks: A Re-Evaluation, by David Penney 614
“Not a Bad Timekeeper: the English Lantern Clock in the Seventeenth Century”, by George White 621
The Ingold Episode Revisited: English Watchmaking’s Pyrrhic Victory, by Alun C. Davies 637
William Caslon’s Foundry Clock, by Clive N. Ponsford 655
Note: A Clock Dial by Thomas Elmes, by Jeff Darken 659
Picture Gallery: John Harrison’s 1st Marine Timekeeper H1 662
Volume 31/6 (December 2009)
A Clock Commemorating a Huguenot Martyr, by Harry Smith 744
The Intelligencer and the Instrument Maker: Early Communications In the Development of the Pendulum Clock, by Rebecca Pohancenic 747
John Linnard of Swansea: the Story of Two Clockmakers and their Clocks, by William Linnard 757
Samuel Deacon and Apprentices, by Colin Andrew and W. John Thornton 769
The Secret of Ploërmel: Brother Bernardin’s Astronomical Clock, by Bernard North 783
Picture Gallery: A Tell-Tale Clock Signed JAS WHITELAW, EDINBURGH 791
Volume 32
Volume 32/1 (March 2010)
The Gawen Brown Family and ‘the Last Apprentice’, by Chris Watson 31
Claude Duchesne − Huguenot Clockmaker, by Glen Blake, Christine Wintle and John Gill 43
A Watch With Breguet’s Échappement Naturel, by Keith Orford 52
Twelve 10x8-Inch Glass Plate Clock Negatives, by Peter Gosnell 71
The Life and Work of Louis Essen (1908−1997), Father of Atomic Time, by Ray Essen 81
Peter Litherland, Liverpool and the Rack Lever, by David Evans 93
Picture Gallery: The Dawson Workshops in London, Specialists in Repair and Restoration of Clock Cases 97
Volume 32/2 (June 2010)
Watch and Clockmakers of Hong Kong, by Bernard North 178
The Theorist and the Instrument Maker: Early Communications in the Development of the Pendulum Clock, by Rebecca Pohancenik 191
Early English Japanned Table Clocks, by Robert Donaldson 201
Pocket Chronometer 912 by John Adam Mangaar, by Tony Proctor 220
The Notebook of Humphrey Hadley of Birmingham: Part 1, by John Robey 225
Clock Making in Twentieth-Century England and Wales: Part 1, by John Glanville and Bill Wolmuth 231
Turret Clock ‘Discoveries’, by Clive Ponsford 250
Picture Gallery: Arnold Expedition Chronometer No. 176 255
Volume 32/3 (September 2010)
The Coster-Fromanteel Contract: John Fromanteel’s Brass and Steel, by John C. Taylor 336
Clock Making in Twentieth-Century England and Wales: Part 2, by John Glanville and Bill Wolmuth 343
New Discoveries of Clocks by Samuel Roberts of Llanfair Caereinion, by W.T.R. Pryce 361
The Oeuvre of a Master Clockmaker Henry Williams, Lancarvan, by William Linnard and Ed Cloutman 379
An Unusual English Lantern Clock, by John A. Robey 405
Watch-Pads and Watch-Papers, by Anthony Turner 417
Picture Gallery: A Poorly Finished but Interesting 30-Hour Movement 424
Volume 32/4 (December 2010)
Courtenay Adrian Ilbert, Horological Collector. Part One: the Early Years, 1888−1930, by Paul Buck 499
Spendlove Clockmakers of Suffolk and Norfolk, by Trevor Spindler 517
Minute Repeating in Tompion’s Lifetime, by Sebastian Whitestone 525
Arnold’s Chronometer No. 176 and Vancouver’s Expedition, 1791−95, by Alun C. Davies 532
The Significance of Expense Books to Horologists. Horological Markets and the 1646−76 Experiences of James Master, a Kentish Gentleman, by Chris H.K. Williams 541
William Porthouse’s Remontoire, by Simon Johnson 550
A Table Regulator Signed Dancer, Manchester, by Alfred Thomas 554
Picture Gallery: George Graham’s Watch Number 5193 558
Volume 32/5 (March 2011)
English Horology and the Great War, by Alun C. Davies 635
Sidney Better − Watch Springer and Timer, by Paul Myatt 651
Admiral Lord Nelson and the Commemorative Domestic Clock, by Rory McEvoy 665
English Lantern Clocks With Iron Frames, by John A. Robey 689
Volume 32/6 (June 2011)
The Tribulations of Jean Helot, by Anthony Turner 779
A Family of Longcase Movements With an Early Anchor Escapement circa 1670, by Alan Fersht 805
The Canonteign Turret Clock in Context. Clocks for Churches and Country Houses by the Pollard Family of Devon, by Liam Boyle And Clive N. Ponsford 815
The Costs of Maintaining and Replacing a Seventeenth-Century Turret Clock, by Edward White 831
Catling Family Pocket Watches, by John David Stables 837
Welsh Account Books and Horology in the Seventeenth Century, by William Linnard And Chris H.K. Williams 841
Picture Gallery: John Harrison’s 2nd Marine Timekeeper H2 846
Volume 33
Volume 33/1 (September 2011)
Clock and Watchmaking in Belgium, 1300–1830, by Eddy Fraiture and Paul Van Rompay 27
Constant Force Chronometer, No. 1, Attributed to Paul Garnier, by Phillip Arnott 46
Astronomical Clocks in Observatories of the World and their Makers, 1670–1850. A Modified List, by Jürgen Ermert 70
Thomas Hampson of ‘Wrexham’ – His Chester Phase, by Steve and Darlah Thomas 89
Picture Gallery: An Interesting Thirty-Hour Clock c.1745 Signed J P 97
Volume 33/2 (December 2011)
The Missing ‘Harrison’ Table Clock, by William Andrewes and Bob Frishman 180
The Electric Remontoire, by David Read 190
Design and Precision of a Small Eight-Day Chronometer by Barraud, by A.D. Stewart 199
On Excursions and on Song: the BHI Views New Technology in the 1870s and 1880s, by Alun C. Davies 207
Clocks of Pasteboard, by Anthony Turner 221
Note: Watch Lorgnettes, by Neil Handley 227
Note: Further Notes on Jourdain Clocks, by Neil Andrew 232
Volume 33/3 (March 2012)
William Leigh Of Newton-le-Willows, Clockmaker 1763–1824: Part 1, by Steve And Darlah Thomas 311
A Large European Iron Chamber Clock, by John A. Robey 335
The Chimerical English Pre-Huygens Pendulum Clock, by Sebastian Whitestone 347
A Time-Telling Telescope, by Richard Dunn and Lavinia Maddaluno 359
Volume 33/4 (June 2012)
The Antiquarian Horological Society. An Early History, by James Nye 457
William Leigh of Newton-le-Willows, Clockmaker 1763–1824: Part 2, by Steve And Darlah Thomas 469
Moorfields And Clock-Brass Founders Part 1: the London Horological Trades in Moorfields, by John A. Robey 479
The Synchronous Mains Revolution and ‘Time Gentlemen, Please’, by David Read 487
New Light on Jacob Lovelace, by Clive N. Ponsford 493
Picture Gallery: Stainton of Birmingham Advertising Card 501
Picture Gallery: Japanese Pillar Clock 502
Note: Camerer Cuss Datelines, by Terence Camerer Cuss 506
Note: An Intriguing Swinging Clock, by Simon Kerby and Tom Meryon 509
Note: Big Ben – New Discoveries Part 1: Punch and the Bell, by Chris McKay 514
Volume 33/5 (September 2012)
Horology at International Industrial Exhibitions, 1851–1900, by Alun C. Davies 591
Moorfields And Clock-Brass Founders Part 2: the Mayor Family and Other Founders, by John A. Robey 609
The History of Arnold & Dent Long Case Regulator No. 308, by David Hambleton 624
Horological Requests in Early Welsh Poems, by William Linnard and Ann Parry Owen 631
God Save the King. The Automaton Ship and Silver Shagreen Case, by Brittany Cox 637
Picture Gallery: Watch Keys 643
Picture Gallery: Portrait of Edward Scrivener 648
Picture Gallery: The Clock-Maker at His Bench. A Variation on the Jan Luyken Engraving 650
Volume 33/6 (December 2012)
The Wall Clock Dated 1657 Signed Jan Van Call, by David Thompson 739
The Screws in the Van Call Clock, by M.T. Wright 762
Leonardo da Vinci and the Earliest Known Clock With Warned Striking, by John A. Robey 775
Daniel Quare 324, by Terence Camerer Cuss 786
An Unmarked 8-Day Time and Striking Spring Driven Movement, by Peter Gosnell 791
Note: Big Ben – New Discoveries Part 2, by Chris McKay 799
Note: Joseph Knibb’s Roman Striking, by Mike Cowham 803
Volume 34
Volume 34/1 (March 2013)
Jan van Call and the age of the pendulum clock in the Netherlands, by Pier Van Leeuwen 33
The van Call, a modern forgery, by Sebastian Whitestone 42
Some thoughts on the van Call, by Terence Camerer Cuss 52
The van Call clock discussion 54
The Pace family of Quaker clockmakers, by David Edmund Pace 60
The mercurial chronometer balances of Edward Thomas Loseby, by Phillip Arnott 72
Of clocks and cats, by Richard Dunn and Eóin Phillips 88
Picture gallery: Three of a kind 94
Picture gallery: One-day single-handed Augsburg spring timepiece, c.1680 95
Note: Reflections on sixty years of ‘the Journal’, by John Plowman 100
Note: Rare features on a clock by Jacobus Nauta, by Anton Vos 102
Note: Chronometer ‘Dent 1978’ at Aberdeen, by John S. Reid 104
Volume 34/2 (June 2013)
Clocks and watches with enamels by William Hopkins Craft – Part 1, by Ian White 179
The time ball at Greenwich and the evolving methods of control – Part 1, by Douglas Bateman 198
Two clocks that changed the world. The birth of atomic timekeeping, by Ray Essen 219
Big Ben as an electrical master clock, by Chris McKay 235
Picture gallery: 30-hour iron wall clock dated 1748 240
Volume 34/3 (September 2013)
The time ball at Greenwich and the evolving methods of control – Part 2, by Douglas Bateman 332
Clocks and watches with enamels by William Hopkins Craft – Part 2, by Ian White 347
Pennington of London: a brief history of the family, the firm and their chronometers, by A.D. Stewart 367
Another unusual compact 8-day movement with rack and snail striking, by Peter Gosnell 385
Volume 34/4 (December 2013)
The time ball at Greenwich and the evolving methods of control – Part 3, by Douglas Bateman 471
Mechanical clocks in the medieval Castilian royal court, by Víctor Pérez Álvarez 489
The Porrvis clock of 1567 – the earliest surviving domestic clock made in England, by John Robey and Leighton Gillibrand 503
Ole Rømer’s temperature correction of pendulum clock rates, by Poul Darnell 519
Shaping the day in Wales: indications of awareness of clock time in Wales before 1800, by William Linnard 526
Note: Time consciousness in the Aran Islands, by Alun C. Davies 539
Volume 35
Volume 35/1 (March 2014)
De Amissione Temporis: Loss of Time, by William Linnard 618
Barwise & Sons: watchmakers to the King. A brief history of family and firm, by A.D. Stewart 621
The House of Kullberg, by Alun C. Davies 635
From sun and water to weights: public time devices from late Antiquity to the mid-seventeenth century, by Anthony Turner 649
Friedberg – a centre of watch and clockmaking in seventeenth and eighteenth century Bavaria – Part 1, by Alice Arnold-Becker 663
Volume 35/2 (June 2014)
Twenty-five years Dingwall-Beloe lectures, by Peter de Clercq 767
The German Clock Museum in Furtwangen – 160 years of collecting, by Eduard C. Saluz 769
Friedberg – a centre of watch and clockmaking in seventeenth and eighteenth century Bavaria – Part 2, by Alice Arnold-Becker 783
Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin (1805–1871). From mechanical to electrical horology, by Françoise Collanges 796
The horological world of François Arsène Margaine, by Thomas R. Wotruba 807
A Scottish clock dial for determining Easter, by John A. Robey 827
Note: Anatomy of a Cox musical clock, by Ian White 834
Museum profile: Claphams National Clock Museum, New Zealand 838
Volume 35/3 (September 2014)
The journal archive on-line, by Martin Ridout 906
Two automatic watch movements with verge escapement but without fusee, by Joseph Flores 913
Charles Clay: fashioning timely music, by Anthony Turner 929
Towards the ‘German chronometer’. The introduction of precision timekeeping in the German mercantile marine and Imperial Navy in the nineteenth century, by Günther Oestmann 949
Time balls at Greenwich And Adelaide – a direct personal connection, by Douglas Bateman, Lesley Abell and Roger Kinns 964
Note: The notebooks of John Tuck of Romsey, by Peter de Clercq 973
Museum profile: Willard House and Clock Museum, Grafton, MA, USA 984
Volume 35/4 (December 2014)
A Flemish clock at the Shogun’s Shrine, by Johan Ten Hoeve and David Thompson 1063
Antoine Redier’s ingenious Comparateur Chronométrique for precise time comparisons, by Phillip Arnott 1077
A study of English watch jewelling, by Ian Greaves 1085
Box chronometers for India 1800–1936, by Simon C. Davidson 1107
Picture gallery: A miniature Italian lantern clock 1125
Picture gallery: Folding fan with integrated watch 1130
Museum profile: Auckland War Memorial Museum, New Zealand 1131
Volume 36
Volume 36/1 (March 2015)
Moncas Of Liverpool. A short history of a nineteenth-century watch-making family, by Michael W. Paice 40
Gustave Loup – his life and his horological collection – Part 1, by Ian White 53
Keeping time at Shalstone: horological tribulations of the Purefoys, 1735 to 1752, by Alun C. Davies 71
The replacement of the war-damaged Shepherd dial at Greenwich by James Cooke & Son of Birmingham, by Douglas Bateman 84
Foliot revisited – the origins of the word, by Howard Bradley 91
Note: An exemplary clock-maker, by Anthony Turner 97
Note: The word ‘foliot’, by William Linnard 100
Picture gallery: Staatliches Museum Schwerin 102
Volume 36/2 (June 2015)
A watch by Peter Henlein in London? by Dietrich Matthes 183
Gustave Loup – his life and his horological collection – Part 2, by Ian White 195
The painted and engraved pewter longcase clock dials of Thomas Pyke Sr and Jr – Part 1, by Nial Woodford 212
The long and expensive pursuit of an accurate timekeeper in Blackburn, Lancashire, by Steve and Darlah Thomas 225
The English usage of foliot and balance, by John A. Robey 239
Remembering the first battery-operated clock, by Beverley F. Ronalds 244
From Burgundy to Castile. Retracing and reconstructing a fifteenth-century golden clock, by Víctor Pérez Álvarez 249
Note: The secrets of John Arnold, watch and chronometer maker, by Martyn Perrin 255
Picture gallery: Longcase clock by Ahasuerus Fromanteel (I), c.1662–65 259
Volume 36/3 (September 2015)
The painted and engraved pewter longcase clock dials of Thomas Pyke Sr and Jr – Part 2, by Nial Woodford 333
The marine chronometer in the age of electricity, by David Read 343
English provincial clockmaking 1695–1840. The role of the thirty-hour longcase clock – Part 1, by Michael Grange 361
Watchmaking in Saxony – a review, by Sibylle Gluch 378
The British Horological Institute and the education of watchmakers, 1858 to c.1900, by Alun C. Davies 386
Volume 36/4 (December 2015)
English provincial clockmaking 1695–1840. The role of the thirty-hour longcase clock – Part 2, by Michael Grange 481
John & Miles Brockbank, their life and work, by A.D. Stewart 502
Short-time measurement – the contribution of German electrical horology, by Thomas Schraven 521
Note: Ole Rømer’s pocket watch, by Poul Darnell 541
Note: The clocks of an Anglo-Welsh knight: Sir Edward Don (1482–1551), by William Linnard 544
Volume 37
Volume 37/1 (March 2016)
Daniel Quare’s numbered clocks, by George Kenney 37
Time to reconsider – the life and work of George Bennett Bowell (1875–1942), by James Nye 55
Winner or loser. Did John Harrison win the Longitude Prize? by Andrew King 73
Horological patents, 1662–c.1800: restraining trade, stifling innovation or rewarding invention? by Alun C. Davies 82
Note: A clock club at Milford Haven in 1805, by William Linnard 101
Note: when is a Bryer not a Bryer? by Gordon Hoare 105
Note: A wrist chronograph, a radio amateur and a handful of wichety grubs, by David Read 109
Picture gallery: Turret clock by James Harrison of Hull, 1845 111
Volume 37/2 (June 2016)
Ung petit traictie pour faire horoleiges: a little treatise for making clocks in the fourteenth century, by William Linnard, John A. Robey and Michael T. Wright 182
The Henlein exhibition at the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. A look back, a look forward and new discoveries, by Thomas Eser 199
A fourteenth-century Italian turret clock, by Marisa Addomine 213
Ralph Gout, watchmaker (1740–1828), by David Buckden 223
Quartz clocks and the public in Britain, 1930–60, by David Rooney 237
The British naval chronometers of 1821, by A.D. Stewart 247
Museum profile: Clocks in Schloss Ludwigslust, Germany 253
Volume 37/3 (September 2016)
New light on chronometer-makers and the scientific instrument trades in the nineteenth century, by Gloria Clifton 327
Concerning some curious clocks in the cabinet of Grollier de Servière, by Anthony Turner 349
W.E. Frodsham No.1. Another chronometer identified from HMS Beagle’s second voyage, by Simon C. Davidson and Peter Linstead-Smith 366
Swiss watches, tariffs and smuggling with dogs, by Alun C. Davies 377
Volume 37/4 (December 2016)
The London Gazette as a source for the history of the English horological trade: 1720–1849, by D. J. Bryden 477
An Englishman, a Frenchman and a Watchman: the cross-border life of Robert Lenoir (1898–1979), by James Nye 496
The origin of the English lantern clock part 1: comparison with European Gothic clocks, by John A. Robey 511
A Time to Remember, by Rory McEvoy 522
A dial described in 1473, by William Linnard 530
Volume 38
Volume 38/1 (March 2017)
The origin of the English lantern clock part 2: the earliest lantern clocks, by John A. Robey 35
A royal acquisition for the Victoria and Albert Museum, by Tessa Murdoch 51
The inertia escapement – William Hamilton Shortt’s first step towards the free pendulum, by Tabea Rude 61
The National 15. The decline of British watchmaking and the role of Smiths in a hoped-for recovery, by David Read 74
A comparison of early marine timekeepers, from Harrison to Earnshaw, by A.D. Stewart 90
The Crystal Palace clock, by James Nye 101
Volume 38/2 (June 2017)
Don’t mention the war! The chequered early years of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, by George White 175
Early English horological terms, by John A. Robey and William Linnard 191
Courtenay Adrian Ilbert, horological collector part two: acquisition, 1930–1939, by Paul Buck 202
Two Poor Law clocks, by Chris McKay 221
The story behind PATENT SURETY ROLLER stamped on carriage clocks, by Thomas R. Wotruba 239
An impoverished innovator. Joseph Anthony Berrollas (1775–1852), by David Buckden 248
Early clocks in English woodcuts, by William Linnard 255
Note: The electro-magnetic verge, by Chris McKay 260
Note: An interesting case, by Guy Boney 264
Volume 38/3 (September 2017)
Mechanical clocks and the advent of scientific astronomy, by Dietrich Matthes and Rocío Sánchez-Barrios 328
Edward East (1602–c.1695). Part 1 – early Stuart period and Commonwealth, by Valerie J. Finch, Adrian A. Finch and Anthony W. Finch 343
Galileo, Huygens and the invention of the pendulum clock, by Sebastian Whitestone 365
Martin Burgess, sculptural clockmaker, by Jonathan Betts 385
The horological legacy of Stanley John Wise, by Geoffrey A. Horner 394
Volume 38/4 (December 2017)
Edward East (1602–c.1695) part 2 – the restoration and the latter years of the East business, by Valerie J. Finch, Adrian A. Finch and Anthony W. Finch 478
The horological trade in Georgian London: evidence from Old Bailey trials, by D. J. Bryden 491
Edmund Howard (1710–1798): a Quaker clockmaker in Chelsea, by James Nye 513
Adam, the Devil and the Supernatural: an unusual English lantern clock revisited, by John A. Robey 533
Carriage clocks with a unique winding system: the bottom-wind, by Thomas R. Wotruba 545
Volume 39
Volume 39/1 (March 2018)
Timing the stars: astronomers, clockmakers and German precision horology around 1800, by Sibylle Gluch 34
The first transparent watch, by Juan F. Déniz 55
New light on French enamel painting (1630–1660): tondi as models for the decoration of watches, by Catherine Cardinal 69
Sixty years of AHS Study Tours, by Peter de Clercq 80
Early watches—the argument over priority in Italy and Germany, by Günther Oestmann 92
Welsh time balls and time guns, by William Linnard 98
An unusual electrical time switch on a turret clock signed Selfe of Greenwich, by Chris McKay 103
Henry Jones of London: his birth, marriage and family, by Andrew James 108
A relic of the Gold Rush, by David Read 112
Volume 39/2 (June 2018)
Jacques Goullons (c.1600–1671), master clockmaker on the Île de la Cité, Paris, by Catherine Cardinal 185
William Shortland the Elder of Stony Stratford (c.1690–1744). A hitherto undocumented clockmaker, trained by Joseph Knibb at Hanslope, by Edward Hudson 202
Showtime at Oxnead: the timekeepers depicted in the Paston Treasure, by Jonathan Betts 215
Edward John Dent’s glass springs, archive and technical analysis combined, by Jenny Bulstrode and Andrew Meek 225
Top hits of the eighteenth century on bell-playing clocks, by Marieke Lefeber-Morsman 244
New light on Osborne and Wilson, by John A. Robey 251
Note: Saint Teilo’s bell, by Willam Linnard 259
Volume 39/3 (September 2018)
Salisbury, Wells and Rye – the great clocks revisited, by Keith Scobie-Youngs 327
The universe on the table. The Buschman Renaissance clock of the National Maritime Museum, by Víctor Pérez Álvarez 342
The story behind the Geneva Clock Company, their trademark JTC and their miniature Swiss carriage clocks, by Thomas R. Wotruba 361
Usher & Cole workbooks, by Terence Camerer Cuss 368
The history of Josiah Emery’s lever escapement gold watch No. 929, by Søren Andersen and Poul Darnell 375
Museum profile: The Museum of Horology And Mechanical Music In Oberhofen, Switzerland, by Fortunat Müller-Maerki 380
Picture gallery, by Peter Gosnell 388
Volume 39/4 (December 2018)
An early Gothic Hausuhr, by John A. Robey 475
Louis Ourry (1643–1699). A Huguenot clockmaker in Paris and an early bedchamber clock from his workshop, by Erik Wauters And Chris Schouten 485
The John Smeaton Family from York and their horological connections. Part 1 – the York years, by Chris Watson 504
Drocourt’s porcelain tributes to romantic love and royal victory. Art-historical appreciation of rare carriage clocks, by Larry L. Fabian 513
Timepieces in Victorian narrative painting, by Louise Cooling 528
Volume 40
Volume 40/1 (March 2019)
A snapshot of the watchmaking industry in England through the lens of the 1881 census, by Darlah Thomas 36
The John Smeaton family from York and their horological connections. Part 2 – the Leeds years, by Chris Watson 59
Marine chronometers: the rapid adoption of new technology by East India captains in the period 1770–1792 on over 580 voyages, by Simon C. Davidson 76
The clockmaker’s art in the service of crime: the so-called ‘Thomas Disaster’ on 11 December 1875 in Bremerhaven, by Günther Oestmann 92
Three medieval clockmakers: children of Mercury, by William Linnard and John A. Robey 102
Volume 40/2 (June 2019)
David Ramsay, c.1580–1659, by Adrian A. Finch, Valerie J. Finch and Anthony W. Finch 177
Chronometers on the 1821–26 Royal Navy African Survey, by Stuart Jennings 200
Some further early clocks from Nuremberg, by Dietrich Matthes and Rocío Sánchez-Barrios 215
Bicentenary of the car of history: a monumental chariot clock in the US Capitol, by Juan F. Déniz 231
William Weichert of Cardiff: his time Ball and chronometers, by William Linnard 244
Museum profile: Halim Time and Glass Museum, Evanston, Illinois, by Bob Frishman 253
Big Ben. What’s in the name? And a warning to researchers, by Chris McKay 260
Robert Savery, clockmaker of Taunton, Somerset (1788–1865), by Bill Edmondson 265
Volume 40/3 (September 2019)
William Graham: clockmaker and man of his times, by Ann McBroom 320
An early use of zinc in the compensation pendulum, by Michael T. Wright 343
William Whitaker and William Shreeve: dialmakers of Halifax, West Yorkshire, by John A. Robey 360
An unusual eight-day longcase clock with its original drawings, by Simon C. Davidson 377
Museum profile: the horological collection of the Museo Poldi Pezzoli in Milan 384
The 1815 sale of Alexander Cumming’s property: some evidence from book history, by Rebekah Higgitt 392
Loseby box chronometer No.104, by Phillip Arnott 396
Picture gallery: A turret clock postcard of 1929 398
Volume 40/4 (December 2019)
Was there high-quality, wholesale movement manufacture in seventeenth-century London? by Jon Parker 469
Time before the oscillator. Horology in the thirteenth-century manuscripts of the Libros Del Saber, by Sebastian Whitestone 487
Carriage clock porcelain. Artistic pedigrees hiding in plain view, by Larry L. Fabian 501
Dividing plates and wheel-cutting machines: some seventeenth-century evidence, by Anthony Turner 514
Mathurin Sougé: an early French pendule religieuse with Dutch striking design, by Sunny Dzik and Wim van Klaveren 525
Museum profile: Clocks in the Zuylenburgh Collection in Utrecht, by Doug Bateman 536
Children of Mercury: an addendum, by William Linnard and John A. Robey 545
Volume 41
Volume 41/1 (March 2020)
Getting the right time. Liverpool’s contribution in the mid-nineteenth century. Part 1, by Steve and Darlah Thomas 20
Bahne Bonniksen, inventor and manufacturer of the karrusel watch. A biography of a famous Coventry watchmaker. Part 1, by Clare Woodward 44
Spiridion & Son, Cardiff, 1844–1964, by William Linnard 57
Carriage clocks identified with Dent and Paris in their signatures, by Thomas R. Wotruba 68
Thomas Knifton, beginnings, middle, ends, by James Nye and Caitlín Doherty 76
The water clock at Loch Head Dinnet, by Chris McKay 83
A monumental longcase clock by Domenico De Vita, Naples, dated 1891, by Marisa Addomine 89
Women and horology. Report on work in progress, by Su Fullwood and Geoff Allnutt 95
Unfreezing time, by Patricia Fara 98
Lewis Ollendorf – watchmaker of Maidstone, by Barnaby Smith
Volume 41/2 (June 2020)
English lantern clocks with an original balance, by John A. Robey 172
Revelation in revision. How alterations to a woodcut block change the history of Huygens’s pendulum clock invention, by Sebastian Whitestone 177
Another Diamond, by Martyn Pettifer 209
Getting the right time. Liverpool’s contribution in the mid-nineteenth century. Part 2, by Steve and Darlah Thomas 214
Bahne Bonniksen, inventor and manufacturer of the karrusel watch. A biography of a famous Coventry watchmaker. Part 2, by Clare Woodward 235
Ray Mellor and the Cabot Watch & Clock Company – a brief oral history, by Jonathan Hughes 247
Unfreezing time, by Patricia Fara 254
Picture gallery: Time locks, by Mark Frank 256
Volume 41/3 (September 2020)
Bahne Bonniksen, inventor and manufacturer of the karrusel watch. A biography of a famous Coventry watchmaker. Part 3, by Clare Woodward 319
The earliest masters of the Paris Clockmakers’ Corporation: a new account based on archival sources and surviving works, by Catherine Cardinal 341
Time on the dashboard: car clocks from Germany, by Johannes Graf 357
Should Breguet’s box chronometer No. 2741 be run? The potential of decision-making protocols in horological conservation, by Peter Toot 373
A miniature time ball from Synchronome, by Norman Heckenberg and Anthony Roberts 383
A chronometer watch, signed Sidney Better, rediscovered, by Phillip Arnott 389
A Florentine clock from 1546, showing hours, minutes and seconds, by Marisa Addomine 396
Two more Diamond dials, by John A. Robey 400
Unfreezing time, by Patricia Fara 402
Picture gallery: Nineteenth-century French sales literature: help needed! By Jonathan Betts 404
Volume 41/4 (December 2020)
The Adam clock – the Suffolk connection, by John A. Robey 462
A comparative analysis of twelve manuscripts of Giovanni Dondi’s astrarium, by Guido Dresti and Rosario Mosello 473
The Wellington clock tower of Swanage, by Chris McKay 505
The Chandos Delander, by Jeremy Evans and Ann McBroom, with appendices by Richard Garnier and Guy Boney 521
Bahne Bonniksen, inventor and manufacturer of the karrusel watch. A biography of a famous Coventry watchmaker. Part 4, by Clare Woodward 531
Nicolas Hanet – a new discovery, by Ben Hordijk 539
Celebrating a tower clock, by Jennifer Speake and Anthony Turner 546
Unfreezing time, by Patricia Fara 552
Volume 42
Volume 42/1 (March 2021)
Charles and Joseph MacDowall and their helical clockwork, by Angus Bell and Kenneth Cobb 21
Technical Note: An examination of the MacDowalls’ helix lever gearing, by Angus Bell and Kenneth Cobb 42
Horological tradesmen and a Victorian directory scam – the Londoniad, by D. J. Bryden 50
French carriage clocks and late nineteenth-century decorative arts: Artistry in an era of art reform,
by Larry L. Fabian 61
John Kaye of Liverpool – Can his clock predict the time and height of high water at Liverpool? By Steve and Darlah Thomas 83
‘A process superior to any previously known’. The introduction of electro-gilding for watches in mid nineteenth-century England, by Michael Edidin 97
Harrison and Grimthorpe – the missing link, by Geoff Sykes 103
Volume 42/2 (June 2021)
‘Helping to save the works of our old masters from oblivion’. The master clockmaker Alexander Grosz, by Gerhard Milchram and Tabea Rude 172
What’s in a name? The family and early years of Thomas Tompion, by Adrian A. Finch, Valerie J. Finch and Anthony W. Finch 187
1716: ‘A watch of new construction’ – a meeting of two great horological minds, by Robert St-Louis 199
George Graham and John Theophilus Desaguliers: mixed mathematicians, by Ann McBroom 219
Two silent-pull timepieces with unusual features, by Dennis Radage 243
Volume 42/3 (September 2021)
Salomon Coster, the clockmaker of Christiaan Huygens. The production and development of the first pendulum clocks in the period 1657 – September 1658, by Ben Hordijk and Rob Memel 323
Watch-glasses in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, by Anthony Turner 345
The ‘Chevalier de Béthune’ escapement by Daniel Cousin, translated by Anthony Turner, revised by Jonathan Betts and Anthony Turner 349
Joseph Dodds and Robert Leslie – a mystery solved and an interesting discovery made, by Jonathan Betts and Dale Sardeson 365
Unravelling the history of George Savage, by Andrew Blagg 378
Introduction of the Indian Standard Time. A historical survey, by Debasish Das 384
The itinerant pawnbroker, by Chris McKay 396
The export of clocks and watches to China by East India Company captains in the early nineteenth century, by Simon C. Davidson 400
Volume 42/4 (December 2021)
An early sixteenth-century drawing of a spring clock in a fifteenth-century astronomical manuscript, by Philip A. Bell and Richard L. Kremer 467
The changing face and place of John Bennett, 1846–1963. Part 1: The nineteenth century, by David Rooney 477
Harrison and Ellicott on watch wheel finishing, with notes on Samuel Hoole, by Anton Howes and Anthony Turner 493
Carriage clocks that are five-minute repeaters, by Thomas R. Wotruba 511
Clocks at Ardingly College, by James Nye 519
Geo. Cotton & Sons – Clerkenwell spring manufacturers, by Paul Myatt 525
The firm of Drury Brothers, manufacturers of bells and gongs, by Hugh Richards 531
The passive resistance watch, by Chris McKay 535
Volume 43
Volume 43/1 (March 2022)
Huygens’s pendulum clock invention — conclusive proof of its first printed image, by Sebastian Whitestone 25
The Third Earl of Bute’s patronage of Alexander Cumming, by Charlotte Rostek 38
The horological career of Alexander Cumming, by Jonathan Betts 48
The ‘Kew trials’. Reflections of the highs and lows of English watchmaking, by Mike Dryland 71
The changing face and place of John Bennett, 1846–1963 Part 2 – The twentieth century, by David Rooney 88
Four watchpapers, excavating layers of history, by Su Fullwood 102
Volume 43/2 (June 2022)
Bartholomew Newsam, c. 1530–1587, by Adrian A Finch, Valerie J Finch and Anthony W Finch 174
Leonardo da Vinci’s spring-driven clocks. Part 1, by Dietrich Matthes 197
Scrutinizing Huygens’s Figura drawing, by Mart van Duijn, Ben Hordijk, Rob Memel and Jef Schaeps 208
The Priors: a successful British watch brand for the Ottoman market, by Luigi Petrucci 214
The rise and fall of Samuel Wilkes, Birmingham dialmaker, by John A. Robey 222
‘The feminisation of the horological craft’. Gisela Eibuschitz and Kitty Herz, forgotten Jewish pioneer horologists, by Gerhard Milchram and Tabea Rude 241
Volume 43/3 (September 2022)
Leonardo da Vinci’s spring-driven clocks. Part 2, by Dietrich Matthes 317
Illustrations of weight-driven clocks in some early printed books, by Marisa Addomine 327
The Athos clock strike locking system. Part 1: Introduction and description of the locking mechanism, by Spiridion Azzopardi 336
Jonathan Paine: ‘Inventor of the illuminating dials’. Part 1 – ‘the bells pealed merrily, and the people gave repeated cheers’, by James Nye 345
Benjamin Martin’s ‘Table clock upon a new construction’, by Guy Boney K.C. 362
Materials expertise and networks: The case of Johann Conrad Fischer (1773–1854), by Artemis Yagou 374
Volume 43/4 (December 2022)
The Athos clock strike locking system Part 2: The five tower clocks found to be fitted with the system, by Spiridion Azzopardi 463
Jonathan Paine: ‘Inventor of the illuminating dials’ Part 2 – ‘there is a great deal of screeching and squalling in the neighbourhood’, by James Nye 480
Henry Sully, RÈGLE ARTIFICIELLE DU TEM(P)S – 1714 Vienna, 1717 and 1737 Paris, by Robert St-Louis 495
The Savage family legacy, by Andrew Blagg 509
Prototype lantern clocks. Part 1: The inspiration for the first lantern clocks and the Harvey workshop, by John A. Robey 521
Making a luxury clock in late eighteenth-century Paris, by Anthony Turner 530
Thomas Tompion 271. A case and movement reunited after more than 200 years apart, by Richard Newton 535
Some aircraft clocks, by Terence Camerer Cuss 541
Museum profile: The Irish Museum of Time, Waterford, Ireland, by David Boles 545
Volume 44
Volume 44/1 (March 2023)
Prototype lantern clocks. Part 2: Newly discovered clocks, by John Robey 23
Two precision clocks by William Nicholson, by Jonathan Betts 34
An early demonstration of the spiral balance spring by Isaac Thuret, by Rory McEvoy 43
Daniel Quare (1648–1724): Yorkshireman, activist, Quaker horologist and businessman, by Ann McBroom 56
The Lepaute tower clock of the future King Louis XVIII in Versailles (1780), by Denis Roegel 82
Jacob Winter’s shopfront in Stockport, Cheshire: its history, context and conservation. Part 1: Jacob Winter 1865 to 1904, by Steve and Darlah Thomas 91
A sphygmochronograph for registering the pulse, by Thomas Schraven 101
Volume 44/2 (June 2023)
The ring-watch of Emperor Charles V, by Víctor Pérez Álvarez 169
‘Summe Dyrections towards the makinge of a smale watche, of brasse’ – A guide to watchmaking techniques in the seventeenth century, by David Thompson 179
The life and watches of William Anthony (1764/68–1844/47). Part 1, his life, by Ian White 207
Peter Litherland’s patent watches and their successors. A fine-grained history of rack lever watch production, by Michael Edidin 223
Coming home: a tavern clock by John Dewe of Southwark, active 1733–1764, by Martin Gatto 231
Jacob Winter’s shopfront in Stockport, Cheshire: its history, context and conservation. Part 2. Jacob Winter – his later life and legacy 1865 to 1904, by Steve and Darlah Thomas 237
Volume 44/3 (September 2023)
The life and watches of William Anthony (1764/68–1844/47). Part 2, his watches, by Ian White 322
The Bull family of clockmakers Part 1. John Bull (c. 1535–1589), by Adrian A Finch, Valerie J Finch and Anthony W Finch 339
‘Forever addicted to the mechanical’– Rudolf Kaftan and the Vienna Clock Museum, by Tabea Rude 353
The conservation treatment of a refracting telescope on a universal equatorial mount c. 1741, signed Hindley, YORK, by Timothy M. Hughes and Matthew Read 369
From oil painting to enamel watch case: a latter day Metamorphosis, by Anthony Turner 377
Volume 44/4 (December 2023)
Clockmaking and practical mathematics in the provinces of Britain and France, 1500–1800, by Anthony Turner 461
The Bull family of clockmakers Part 2. Randolph Bull (c. 1557–1617), by Adrian A Finch, Valerie J Finch and Anthony W Finch 488
Grande sonnerie monumental clocks of Detouche and Houdin (c1855). Part 1, by Denis Roegel 507
John Donegan’s watch factory in Ireland, by David Boles 517
Stephen Rimbault (1711–86), by James Nye 529
Picture Gallery: Three coach watches, by Artemis Yagou 538
Volume 45
Volume 45/1 (March 2024)
Ellicott’s Dissertation and the Spanish Connection. With an introduction and analysis, by Paul Tuck 19
James or Jacob Hassenius, a clock- and watchmaker in London and Moscow, by Keith Stella 45
Experimenting with the pendulum: the work of Tito Livio Burattini (1617–1681), by Augustin Gomand 63
Grande sonnerie monumental clocks of Detouche and Houdin (c1855). Part 2, The great clock of the Conservatoire, by Denis Roege 88
An Horologion horologically illustrated, by Anthony Turner 97
Volume 45/2 (June 2024)
Clockwork Treasures from China’s Forbidden City – an exhibition review, by Ian White 166
Dismantling the ‘East School’ – Edward East and the clock trade in seventeenth-century London, by Richard Newton 176
John Hilderson (?–1665): An update, by James Nye 197
Watertight pocket watches known as explorers’ watches, retailed by Herbert Blockley & Co., 41 Duke Street, St James, London, by Simon Davidson 206
Travel journals and the history of horology, by Peter de Clercq 217
Picture Gallery: An unrecorded early pendulum clock, by Richard Newman 236
Museum profile: Horology in Tokyo, by Bob Frishman 241
Berthoud 1759: a bibliographical note, by Anthony Turner 247
Volume 45/3 (September 2024)
John Harrison (1693–1776): a legacy of invention and engineering. Part 1, by Ann McBroom 318
Italian grande-sonnerie whizzing work striking, by John A Robey 349
Reassessment of the painted clock dials of Thomas Pyke Sr & Jr of Bridgwater and an introduction to the painted clock dials of Cox of Taunton, Somerset. Part 1, by Nial Woodford 363
Volume 45/4 (December 2024)
James Cox: manufacturer and merchant – Part 1, by Roger Smith 463
John Harrison (1693–1776): a legacy of invention and engineering. Part 2, by Ann McBroom 482
Reassessment of the painted clock dials of Thomas Pyke Sr & Jr of Bridgwater and an introduction to the painted clock dials of Cox of Taunton, Somerset. Part 2, by Nial Woodford 505
No. 67 Fleet Street, after Thomas Tompion – and some nineteenth-century plans, by James Nye 519
Mozart’s watches, by Peter de Clercq 530
Clocks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, by Bob Frishman 541