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NAWCC Bulletin
August 2001 Volume 43/4 Number 333
Table of Contents


This issue's online featured article is : The Detex Guardsman Watchclock, by Gordon A. Lange

ARTICLES

Ashwin & Co.—British or American Dialmaker?
and the William Jones Connection, by Tom Spittler
436
Fred Frick and the Electric Program Signal Clocks of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, By Ray Kaplan 447
Watches with Massey Escapements, by Jerzy Ganczarczk 463
The Detex Guardsman Watchclock, by Gordon A. Lange 470
A Chronology of the Usage in Watchman's Clocks of Underwriter's Laboratories' Labels (1908-1976), by Phillip H. Haselton 473
Effects of Humidity and Temperature on the Performance of a wooden Clock, by D.R. Bailey 475
Shagreen Watchcase Makers of London, by Dennis Moore and Philip Priestley 489
The Crossing Flag, by Doug Sinclair 498
The Melbourne Regional and Australia's Horological Treasures, By Joanne Orr 500

FEATURES

Obituaries469
Book Reviews488
Research Activities and News501
The Railroader's Corner513
Wristwatches523
The National Watch and Clock Museum® 525
Practical Repair and Restoration529
Vox Temporis532
The Answer Box539
The Willard House and Clock Museum544
Chapter Highlights545
Chapter Officers573
NAWCC Staff and Committees576
Dates to RememberCover 3

 

  About the Cover

This month's cover features an enlarged portrayal of a watch, ca.1790, from the James Arthur collection on display at the National Watch and Clock Museum®. This watch was made by J.H. Kuhn, a master watchmaker who apprenticed in Lubeck, Germany, and moved to Amsterdam in 1788. The beautifully enameled case contains a fusee, full-plate movement with a pierced cock and Bosley regulator. The watch also features beetle and poker hands and is wound through the dial. The outside case diameter dimension is actually 45mm.

Photography by Tim Schoon

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