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 Features
AUGUST 2010

The hooded clock
An inexpensive alarm, by Brian Loomes.

Hooded wall clock

Thomas William Idison
A criminal clockmaker, by David Severs.
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 News
BHI exhibit at Midlands ME show

Model of the grasshopper escapement

The British Horological Institute are to display escapement models from their collection at this years Midlands Model Engineering Show.
 Product review
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Collectors of wall clocks frequently find they have to replace missing ‘ears’ or sidepieces from Victorian English and American wall clocks. Old & New times can provide sets of carved ears as suitable replacements.

The finished carvings are provided with support blocks and only require staining and polishing to match the rest of the case.

Old & New Times, 12-18 High Street, Kirton, Boston, Lincs PE20 1EG. Tel: 01205 722227
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Transatlantic Notebook
Balthasar & Co,
by D K Stevenson.


Penman's Design & Build
Cutting the rack,
by Laurie Penman.


Diary of a Clock Repairer
Old cars and old clocks, by Robert Loomes.
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