Longcase Clocks
Longcase Clocks by Joanna Greenlaw, published by Bloomsbury USA on March 4, 2008, offers a concise survey of the development of longcase clocks in Britain. This 40-page book explores how time is measured, the role of the pendulum in regulating clocks, and the various characteristics of clock dials, hands, and cases, providing readers with essential information for identification and dating.
Readers will find detailed explanations on the manufacturing processes involved in creating these timepieces. The book also includes practical advice on the care of clocks, as well as tips for transporting, buying, and selling them. With a focus on antiques and collectibles, as well as technology and engineering, this edition serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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This book provides a concise survey of the devleopment of the longcase clock in Britain. It explains how time is measured, how a pendulum regulates a clock and what keeps it swinging. The manufacture and characteristics of clock dials, hands and cases are described in a manner designed to help the reader identify and date clocks. The book concludes with useful advice on the care of clocks, transporting them, and buying and selling.
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