The main theme of the February 2007 Chapter 72 meeting was Longcase clocks. Philippe Mesnage covered the history from the 1660's to the 1860's when the production of grandfather clocks went into decline.
 Late 18th C 30 hour clock by Edmund Huxtable Chittlehampton |
 19th C Dublin clock by Richard Barrett |
 Rustic engraving on this clock by Henry Richards, Somerton |
 Early Irish clock by Thomas Meekings, Dublin. Profusely engraved |
 A later dial with earlier features |
 Early 18th c dial by Edward Gibbons, quarter chimer |
 Striking and Chiming example |
 Second period painted dial early 19th C |
 A Synchronome marine clock brought along for show and tell |
 Wiring diagram |
 Main Movement |
 Slave dial mechanism |
 Show and tell watches by Jack |
 Graeme Power has this Patti pendulum for sale on the mart table |