Clock Outside
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An interesting arrangement of gear cutting of wood blanks, with three cutters for the two flanks of the gear teeth and the gullet. Similar to a rake and chisel arrangement on a saw blade, although it looks like the drawing may not be showing the righ
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The largest functioning clock at the museum, an 1895 tower clock by E. Howard & Co
Clock face of the E. Howard & Co Tower Clock (1895). Not necessarily original
Gear splitter of the E. Howard & Co Tower Clock (1895) to go to the four faces on the tower
A wonderful description of the escapement of the tower clock
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1850 Astronomical Regulator
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Not sure what this arrangement is, email me if you know!
Not sure what this arrangement is, email me if you know!
I loved the wooden pendulum with the brass fittings on this one
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Electric remontoir that engages with the going train via a worm-drive, and another chain system (perhaps chimes) via sprocket
Electric remontoir that engages with the going train via a worm-drive, and another chain system (perhaps chimes) via sprocket
Noon cannon sundial, somewhat of a novelty of times past
Noon cannon sundial, somewhat of a novelty of times past
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