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| NAWCC Bulletin
June 2000 Volume 42/3 Number 326
Table of Contents
ARTICLES| The Evolution of the 1838-1848 Brewster Shelf Clock as Reflected in Their Labels, Part I, by Joyce B. Wahler | 293 | | Early Clock Collectors of New Hampshire, by Donn Haven Lathrop | 328 | | The Movement Design and Case Styling of the 10S Howard Watch, by Selman A. Berger | 329 | | An Early Royal English Watch, by Ted Crom | 335 | | The Workings of an Early Detex-Newman Watchclock, by Gordon A. Lange | 339 | | The 2000 National Convention/The 2000 Seminar | 344 | | Modern Time, Old South, by Mark M. Smith | 345 | | The National Watch and Clock Museum, by Ralph Fletcher | 355 |
FEATURES| The Answer Box | 358 | | The Railroader's Corner | 363 | | Willard House and Clock Museum | 372 | | Convention and Seminar Schedule | 372 | | Vox Temporis | 373 | | Book Reviews | 381 | | Research Activities and News | 383 | | Practical Repair and Restoration | 395 | | In memoriam—Justice Shepro | 399 | | Obituaries | 400 | | Chapter Highlights | 401 | | Chapter Officers | 430 | | Dates to Remember | Cover 3 |
On our front cover, shows a small Empire clock produced circa 1838-1839 by E.C. Brewster. The dial background is bare zinc and the tablet is decorated with a colorful reverse painting. This clock has a rare E.C. Brewster card label and the earliest phase of the Brewster thirty-hour cast iron back-plate movements. It is described in detail and in context with other E.C. Brewster clocks in Joyce Wahler's article starting on page 293. Photography courtesy of Joyce Wahler. |
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