A reprint of the classic book which ran to fifteen editions between 1881 and 1955. Containing a wealth of now almost forgotten information, this is the one book the practical horologist, collector or dealer should not be without. 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 in./216 x 140 mm., 500 pp., 460 engravin
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Watch and Clockmakers' Handbook,
By Jodi Andrade (New York United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Watch and Clockmaker's Handbook, Dictionary and Guide (Hardcover)
This classic book is a reprint, circa 1881. It is extremely user -friendly, in dictionary format, enabling both the novice and experienced antique clock collector to find helpful hints and tips when dealing with antique collectors or at auctions. Also packs a whopping 500 pages into a convenient pocket-sized carry along book, making it the essential accesory when antiquing. Extensive background information on each illustrated watch and clock.
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