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| NAWCC Bulletin
December 2000 Volume 42/6 Number 329
Table of Contents
ARTICLES| The Dr. Fred and Isabel Beeler Learning Center | 740 | | Viennese Clocks, by Gerhard Hütter | 743 | | Lux-Keebler Pendulette Clocks, Part 1, by Mel Kaye | 750 | | An Eighteenth century French Verge Watch and the Founding of a College, by E. Allen Richardson | 763 | | Cranks and Opportunists: Nutty Solutions to the Longitude Problem, by Owen Gingerich | 769 | | Photographing a Pocket Watch, by Jack Goldberg | 779 | | The 12S-1908 Howard Pocket Watch and its Transition to the 1912 Model, by Selman Berger | 782 |
FEATURES| The national Watch and Clock Museum® Donor Recognition Listing | 740 | The NAWCC library and research Center
North American Floral Clocks | 761 | | The NAWCC School of Horology | 768 | | A 2000 Craft Competition Winner | 790 | | An Interview with Our Executive Director | 791 | | Willard house and Clock Museum | 793 | | Practical Repair and Restoration | 794 | | Research Activities and News | 797 | | Wristwatches | 809 | | Obituaries | 812 | | The Railroader's Corner | 813 | | Book Reviews | 824 | | The Answer Box | 827 | | Vox Temporis | 831 | | NAWCC Staff Page | 834 | | Chapter Highlights | 835 | | Chapter Officers | 862 | | Annual Bulletin Index | 865 | | Dates to Remember | Cover 3 |
A photo of the Lux Clock Manufacturing Company in Waterbury, CT, is featured on the front cover this month, along with the seasonal "Christmas Wreath" Lux-Keebler pendulette clock which is further described on page 753 of Mel Kaye's pendulette clock article. The factory photo, from the archives of the Mattatuck Museum, may have been taken in the early 30s - during a time when the Lux Clock Manufacturing Company was producing several thousand pendulette clocks per day. Photo courtesy of Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, CT. |
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