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April 2003 168
meeting theme was Bandstands, Louvres or Tholos clocks.
These are 2, 30 day and one medium 400 day |
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The 2 Gustav
Beckers in the middle are the standard Louvre size |
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This crested red
GB enamel example is at the higher end of dome clock
quality |
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Whilst this GB is
silver dialed and quite plain - models to suit many tastes |
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Line up of clocks
on display |
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These look
identical but one is JUF and one K&O |
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This was the
first mystery clock of the evening - how odd! It's a 1908
KUF keyhole shaped with curved numbers and hands |
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The flat pendulum
has a twisted extension piece to support it to the suspension |
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Standard JUS
movement in the back |
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Standard JUF with
double elephants on the back plate |
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This is the clock
that ran for 470 days in the trial. No markings so a
mystery. We believe it is a K&O 1927 vintage, using the
guide to identify the pendulum |
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Also the serial
number was checked against the numbers supplied by John Hubby in
the Torsion times Vol VIII No 1. The belled suspension
guard is fitted to earlier clocks normally, so may not be
original to the clock. But maybe it is. |
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Standard JUF
bandstand with an Australian flavour - a kookaburra finial on
top! |
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30 day JUF.
Replacement domes are very difficult to source if you break one |
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30 day Vosseler
with unique pendulum |
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