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Many Information & Lots of Beautiful Illustrations. This DVD Contains the Largest and most comprehensive collection of OLD & RARE Books on HOROLOGY, POCKET WATCH, CLOCK, WRIST WATCH, WATCH REPAIR, WATCH MAKING, ENGRAVING & HISTORYon eBay. Many of these OLD & RARE books date back to the 1800s and early 1900s and all of their content is just as impressive today as it was then. All these OLD & RARE Books have been professionally compiled in high quality and preserved forever on this One DVD data disc for your enjoyment The pictures you see in this auction were taken from this DVD This DVD MUST be read on a computer or a laptop and It will NOT work on regular DVD Player ***********************************The Complete List of the Books Titles 1. 20th century catalogue of supplies for watchmakers, jewelers and kindred trades, by Purdy, J. H. & co (1899)2. A book of sundial mottoes, by Hyatt, Alfred H (1903)3. A book of sundial mottoes, by Hyatt, Alfred H (1905)4. A Brief Account of the Chronometer, by Parkinson and Frodsham (1832)5. A Catalogue of books, manuscripts, specimens of clocks, watches and watchwork, paintings, prints, by Worshipful Company of Clockmakers; Overall, William Henry (1875)6. A Description of a Clepsydra or Water-Clock, by the Hon. Charles Hamilton, Esq, by Hamilton, C. (1753)7. A History of Simon Willard, Inventor & Clockmaker, by Willard, John Ware (1911)8. A new system of electric clocks its principles and 'advantages', by Spellier, L (1886)9. A portion of the papers relating to the great clock for the new palace at Westminster, by Westminster palace (1848)10. A Practical and theoretical treatise on the detached lever escapement for watches and time pieces, by Grossmann, Moritz; Pierce, C. C. (1884)11. A Practical course in horology, by Kelly, HarOLD & RARE Caleb (1944)12. A Practical Treatise on the Balance Spring, by Excelsior (1876)13. A Rudimentary Treatise on Clock and watch making; with a chapter on church clocks; and an account of the proceedings respecting the great Westminster Clock, by Denison, Edmund Beckett (1850)14. A Rudimentary Treatise on Clocks, Watches & Bells for Public Purposes, by Grimthorpe, Edmund Beckett, Baron (1903)15. A Treatise on Modern Horology in Theory and Practice, by Julien Tripplin (1887)16. A treatise on the teeth of wheels demonstrating the best forms which can be given to them, by Camus, C. (1868)17. A treatise on watch-work, past and present, by H L Nekthropp (1873)18. Abbott's American Watchmaker and Jeweler, by Abbot, Henry (1898)19. Account of improvements in chronometers, by Mr. John Sweetman Eiffe (1842)20. Accutron Service Manual Series 214, by Bulova Watch Company, Inc. (1969)21. Accutron Service Manual Series 218, by Bulova Watch Company, Inc. (1969)22. American horological journal, devoted to practical horology, Volume 1, by Miller, George B. (1869)23. American horological journal, devoted to practical horology, Volume 2, by Miller, George B. (1869)24. American horological journal, devoted to practical horology, Volume 3, by Miller, George B. (1869)25. American horological journal, devoted to practical horology, Volume 4, by Miller, George B. (1869)26. American Watchmaker and Jeweler - An Encyclopedia for the Horologist, by George Henry Abbott Hazlitt (1892)27. American Watchmaker and Jeweler - An Encyclopedia for the Horologist, by George Henry Abbott Hazlitt (1898)28. An Analysis of the lever escapement, by Playtner, H. R. (1910)29. Ausführliche Geschichte der theoretisch-praktischen Uhrmacherkunst Seit der altesten Art den, by J von Poppe (1801) [German]30. Balance and Escapement Traits - A Compendium, by Mark Lee (No Date)31. Bangerter's inventions; his marvelous time clock, by King, Everett Lincoln (1911)32. Basic and design profile of screw threads for watch bezel and back covers, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1996)33. Bell foundry, Whitechapel, London E.m by Mears & Stainbank (1885)34. Book of OLD & RARE sundials, by T.N. Foulis (1922)35. Breguet (1747-1823) -Volume 1, by Salomons, David, Sir (1921)36. Breguet (1747-1823) -Volume 1, by Salomons, David, Sir (1923)37. Bushing for Clock Hands, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1988)38. Catalog of clocks and bronzes, by John Wilson's Sons (1882)39. Catalogue of Books, Manuscripts, Specimens of Clocks, Watches & Watchwork, Paintings, Prints, by Overall, William Henry (1875)40. Charter and bye laws, by Company of clockmakers (1825)41. Chats on OLD & RARE clocks, by Hayden, Arthur (1917)42. Church, clock, hemispherical, and other description of bells.Whitechapel bell foundry, by Mears & Stainbank (1919)43. Classification of wrist watch cases, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1983)44. Clock and Watch Work, by E Beckett (1855)45. Clocks and watches, by Overton, George L (1922)46. Clocks manufactured by the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn., U. S. A. No. 29, (1903)47. Clocks manufactured by the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn., U. S. A. No. 30, (1903)48. Clocks manufactured by the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn., U. S. A. No. 31, (1903)49. Clocks manufactured by the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn., U. S. A. No. 32, (1903)50. Clocks manufactured by the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn., U. S. A. No. 33, (1903)51. Collection of watches loaned to the Metropolitan museum of art of the city of New York, by Hearn, George A. ; Howard, Wendell Stanton ; Buck, John (1907)52. Comparative performance of watches with elinvar and with steel hairsprings -Volume Bureau of Standards Journal of Research, by Gould, R (1934)53. Computation of time, by Bonsall, Spencer; Willcocks, Alexander (1879)54. Connecting dimensions, fits and dimensions combinations of hands for clocks, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1988)55. Crown for Wrist Watch Case, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1980)56. Curiosities of Clocks and Watches from the Earliest Times, by E J Wood (1866)57. Description de L'Horloge Monumentale de la Cathedrale de Beauvais, by M. A. L. Verite (1868)58. Description of the universal time dial regulator, by Niehaus, Frederick (1874)59. Die Hemmungen der Uhren, ihre Entwicklung, Konstruktion, Reparatur und Behandlung vor der Reglage, by DietzschOLD & RARE, C. (Conrad), (1905)60. Dimensions for case pipe for wrist watch case, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1980)61. Dimensions for crystal and dial openings (shaped or circular) for watch cases, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1983)62. Dimensions for fixing devices for threaded back covers for watch cases, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1982)63. Dimensions for Fixing Watch hands, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1985)64. Dimensions for lengths of Hands for clocks, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1988)65. Dimensions for lugs for wrist watch case, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1980)66. Dimensions for movement hOLD & RAREers for watch cases, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1983)67. Dimensions for Movements for Wrist Watch, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1980)68. Dimensions for packing ring and housing for back cover joint for watch cases, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1982)69. Dimensions for threads for back cover and bezel for watch cases, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1982)70. Directions for using Bottum's patent improved universal lathe chucks and improved lathes, for turning and finishing every description of watch pivots, pinions, staffs, by Bottum, James M. (1852)71. Divers watches, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1998)72. Elements of mechanical philosophy - being the substance of a course of lectures on that science, by Robison, John (1804)73. Emerging from The Shadows - The Waltham 6-size Model 1873M, by Mark Lee (No Date)74. Essai sur l'horlogerie, Vol 1, First Edition, by Berthoud, Ferdinand (1763) [French]75. Essai sur l'horlogerie, Vol 1, Second Edition, by Berthoud, Ferdinand (1763) [French]76. Essai sur l'horlogerie, Vol 2, First Edition, by Berthoud, Ferdinand (1763) [French]77. Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, by Brown, Henry (1868)78. Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, by Brown, Henry (1871)79. Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, by Brown, Henry (1881)80. Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, by Brown, Henry (1893)81. Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, by Brown, Henry (1903)82. Five Hundred and Seven Mechanical Movements, by Brown, Henry (1908)83. Fogerty's directory of the jewelry and kindred trades in the United States by Mrs. J.J. Fogerty (1877)84. Former Clock and Watchmakers and Their Work, by Frederick James Britten (1894)85. Friction, lubrication and the lubricants in horology, by Lewis, William T. (1896)86. Gauges for watch bezel and back covers - Dimensions and Tolerances, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1996)87. GOLD & RARE Alloy Coverings on Watch Cases and their Accessories, Part 1 - General Requirements, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1987)88. GOLD & RARE Alloy Coverings on Watch Cases and their Accessories, Part 2 - Determination of Fineness, Thickness and Corrosion Resistance, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1987)89. Histoire de la mesure du temps par les horloges - Volume 1, by Ferdinand Berthoud (1802)90. Histoire de la mesure du temps par les horloges - Volume 2, by Ferdinand Berthoud (1802)91. History of the American clock business for the past sixty years, and life of Chauncey Jerome, by Jerome, Chauncey ; Barr, Lockwood (1860)92. History of the American Waltham Watch Company of Waltham, Mass., by Henry G. Abbott (1905)93. History of the American Waltham Watch Company of Waltham, Mass., by Henry G. Abbott, 2nd copy (1905)94. Horological Department, by Bradley Polytechnic Institute (Peoria, Ill.), (1918)95. Horological Department, by Bradley Polytechnic Institute (Peoria, Ill.), (1920)96. Horological Jewels, Part I - Functional and Non-functional Jewels (Definition), by Bureau of Indian Standards (1979)97. Horological vocabulary, Part 1 - Technical and scientific definitions, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1988)98. Horologium oscillatorium, by C Huygens (1673) [Latin]99. Horologium oscillatorium, by C Huygens, 2nd Copy (1673) [Latin]100. Horology, a popular sketch of clock and watch making, by Edward Grafton (1849)101. How to find the time at sea in less than a minute; being new and accurate methods, by Johnson, Alfred Challice (1918)102. How to keep the clock right by observations of the fixed stars with a small telescope, by Warner, Thomas (1869)103. Illustrated catalogue and price list of clocks manufactured by the E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn (1881)104. Illustrated catalogue - Franklin Jewlery Company 1875-1885105. Ingraham watches and clocks the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Connecticut, U.S.A. No. 44 (1938)106. Ingraham watches and clocks the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Connecticut, U.S.A. No. 44A (1939)107. Isochronism of balance-springs, by Frodsham, Charles (1862)108. Jeweled bearings for watches, by Higginbotham, Charles T. (Charles Thomas); Higginbotham, Paul (1911)109. Lancaster's Part in the World's Watchmaking Industry, by John J. Bowman (1945)110. Lectures on church-building with some practical remarks on bells and clocks, by Grimthorpe, Edmund Beckett, Baron (1856)111. Lessons in Horology, by Jules Grossmann (1905)112. Mechanical Philosophy, Horology, and Astronomy, by Carpenter, William Benjamin (1857)113. Method of test for wrist watches, Part 1 - Antimagnetic, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1987)114. Method of test for wrist watches, Part 2 - Shock resistant, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1987)115. Method of test for wrist watches, Part 3 - Water resistant, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1987)116. Mineral and Sapphire Glass for Wrist Watch Cases, Part 1 - Dimensions, Material and Test Procedures, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1998)117. Mineral and Sapphire Glass for Wrist Watch Cases, Part 2 - Gasket Dimensions, Material and Test Procedures, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1998)118. Modern letter engraving in theory and practice; a manual for the use of watchmakers, jewelers and other metal engravers, by Rees, Fred Holmes (1898)119. Modern methods in horology, by Hood, Grant (1904)120. New and complete clock and watchmakers' manual, by Booth, Mary L. (Mary Louise), (1860)121. Nomenclature of parts for wrist watches, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1981)122. OLD & RARE clocks and watches & their makers, by Britten, F. J. (Frederick James), (1904)123. OLD & RARE clocks and watches & their makers, by Britten, F. J. (Frederick James), (1922)124. OLD & RARE Scottish clockmakers from 1453 to 1850, by Smith, John (1921)125. On the construction and theory of the dead escapement for clocks, by Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1846)126. On the springing and adjusting of watches, by Britten, F. J. (Frederick James), (1898)127. One Day Alarm Clocks, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1984)128. Ordnance Maintenance - Wrist Watches, Pocket Watches, Stop Watches, and Clocks, by United States. War Department (1945)129. O-rings for Wrist Watch Crowns and Push Buttons, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1985)130. P.W. Ellis & Co. Limited, the jewellery headquarters of Canada 1915-1916 illustrated catalogue (1915)131. Plastic Movement HOLD & RAREers for Wrist Watch Cases - Specification, by Bureau of Indian Standards (2002)132. Practical course in adjusting, by Gribi, Theo (1901)133. Practical lessons on the lever escapement, its tests, errors, their detection and correction, by Wilkinson, T. J. (Thomas Jessop), (1916)134. Precise time synchronization of widely separated clocks, by Morgan, A. H. (Alvin H.), (1959)135. Primary batteries - Watch batteries, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1998)136. Primitive sun dials or scratch dials; containing a list of those in Somerset, by Horne, Percy (1917)137. Prize Essay on the Construction of a Simple and Mechanically Perfect Watch, by Moritz Grossmann (1891)138. Radio luminescence for Timekeeping Instruments, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1996)139. Rules and practice for adjusting watches, by Kleinlein, Walter John (1920)140. Secrets of the trade for watchmakers and jewelers, by Collins & Clifton (1892)141. Self Winding Clock Co. Service Guide (1946)142. Service and Repair of the Hamilton Electric Watch, by Hamilton Watch Company (1959)143. Snap type back covers and bezel for watch cases - Dimensions, by Bureau of Indian Standards (2001)144. Some account of the Worshipful Company of clockmakers of the city of London, by Overall, William Henry (1881)145. Some considerations on the subject of public clocks, particularly church clocks, by Vulliamy, Benjamin Lewis (1828)146. Symbolization of control positions for time-keeping instruments, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1979)147. Technico-commercial definitions of horological vocabulary, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1986)148. Temps terrestre - mémoire, by Fleming, Sandford, Sir (1800)149. The American watchmaker and jeweler, by Stelle, J. Parish (James Parish), (1868)150. The American watchmaker and jeweler; an encyclopedia for the horologist, jeweler, gOLD & RARE and silversmith, by Abbott, Henry G. (1891)151. The Artificial Clock-Maker, by William Derham (1734)152. The book of A. Lincoln watches, by Illinois Watch Company (1924)153. The clock jobber's handybook - a practical manual on cleaning, repairing and adjusting, by Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), (1889)154. The Clock Makers Guide to Practical Clock Work, by Samuel Harlow (1813)155. The evolution of automatic machinery as applied to the manufacture of watches at Waltham, Mass. by Marsh, Edward A. (1896)156. The modern clock; a study of time keeping mechanism; its construction, regulation, and repair, by Goodrich, Ward L (1905)157. The Perfected American Watch, by Waltham Watch Company (1900)158. The Perfected American Watch, by Waltham Watch Company (1901)159. The polishing and plating of metals; a manual for the electroplater, giving modern methods of polishing, plating, buffing, oxidizing and lacquering metals, for the progressive workman, by Hawkins, Herbert James (1904)160. The principles of Mr. Harrison's time-keeper; with plates of the same, by Harrison, John (1767)161. The story of Edward Howard and the first American watch, by Dyer, George Lewis (1910)162. The timepiece of shadows - a history of the sundial, by Spackman, Henry Spencer (1895)163. The tower clock and how to make it; a practical and theoretical treatise on the construction of a chiming tower clock, with full working drawings photographed to scale, by Ferson, Earl B. (1903)164. The Tower Clock Designed and Made for the University of Chicago, by Earl Bixby Ferson (1903)165. The Universal Clock Adjuster, by Eleazar Thomas Perdue (1887)166. The Watch & Clock Makers' Handbook, Dictionary and Guide, by Frederick James Britten (1896)167. The watch adjuster's manual, by Fritts, Charles Edgar (1904)168. The watch adjuster's manual, by Fritts, Charles Edger (1894)169. The watch and the clock, by Taylor, Alfred (1883)170. The watch balance and it’s jeweling, by Higginbotham, Charles T. (Charles Thomas), (1912)171. The watch factories of America, past and present. A complete history of watchmaking in America, from 1809 to 1888 inclusive, by Abbott, Henry G. (1888)172. The watch jobber's handybook - a practical manual on cleaning, repairing and adjusting, by Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), (1889)173. The watch, its construction, its merits and defects, how to choose it, and how to use it, by Piaget, Henry F (1860)174. The watch. Hand work versus machinery, their merits and defects explained and compared. History of watch making by both systems. By Piaget, Henry F (1877)175. The Watchmaker & jeweller, silversmith & optician, by Heywood & Co. Volume V. 1-2 (June 1875-June 1877)176. The Watchmaker & jeweller, silversmith & optician, by Heywood & Co. Volume V. 3-4 (July 1877-May 1879)177. The watchmaker's and jeweler's hand-book, by Hopkins, C. (1866)178. The watchmakers' lathe, its use and abuse; a story of the lathe in its various forms, past and present, its construction and proper uses, by Goodrich, Ward L. (1903)179. The Wenzel Pneumatic Clock, (1888)180. Three hundred & fourteen gOLD & RARE & platinum watches, by Anderson Galleries, Inc (1927)181. Time a struggle for precision, by W Watkins (1939)182. Time and its measurement, by Arthur, James (1909)183. Time and Timekeepers, by Thomas Adam (1842)184. Time and time-tellers, by Benson, James W (1875)185. Time as dimension and history, by Alexander, Hubert G. (Hubert Griggs), (1945)186. Time Measurement (Catalogue of the Science Museum collection), by F.A.B. Ward (1966)187. Time telling through the ages, by Brearley, Harry Chase; Ingersoll, Robt. H., & Bro (1919)188. Tower Clocks, by Seth Thomas Clock Co. (1911)189. Traité de l'horlogerie, méchanique et pratique - approuvé par l'Academie royale des sciences, (Volume 1), by Thiout, aîné (Antoine); Heulland, Guillaume d (1741)190. Traité de l'horlogerie, méchanique et pratique - approuvé par l'Academie royale des sciences, (Volume 2), by Thiout, aîné (Antoine); Heulland, Guillaume d (1741)191. Treatise on Clock and Watch Making, by Reid, Thomas (1826)192. Treatise on Clock and Watch Making, by Reid, Thomas (1832)193. Treatise on Clock and Watch Making, by Reid, Thomas (1847)194. Treatise on Clock and Watch Making, by Reid, Thomas (1852)195. Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 1, by Holtzapffel, Charles (1850)196. Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 2, by Holtzapffel, Charles (1850)197. Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 3, by Holtzapffel, Charles (1850)198. Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 4, by Holtzapffel, Charles (1850)199. U.S. patents covering time keeping mechanisms - United States. Patent Office (1923)200. U.S. patents covering time keeping mechanisms. by United States. Patent Office (1892)201. Uhren, ein handbuch für sammler und liebhaber, by Bassermann-Jordan, Ernst von (1922)202. Wall Clocks (Battery Operated), by Bureau of Indian Standards (1988)203. Watch and clock escapements, by Philadelphia, The Keystone (1904)204. Watch and clock making, by David Glasgow (1885)205. Watch bezel and back cover ganges - Technical supply conditions - General, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1996)206. Watch cases - crystal and dial opening diameters - Dimensions, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1995)207. Watch makers tables; a collection of useful information concerning the teeth of wheels and pinions; the trains of watches and clocks; lengths of pendulums, by Chicago, Hazlitt & Walker (1914)208. Watch straps, Part 1 - Leather straps, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1993)209. Watch straps, Part 2 - Stainless steel, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1993)210. Watch straps, Part 3 - Solid Link Straps, by Bureau of Indian Standards (2002)211. Watches - the Paul M. Chamberlain collection at the Art Institute of Chicago, by Art Institute of Chicago (1921)212. Watches at Wholesale Prices, by McFarlane and company (1890)213. Watchmaker's and jeweler's practical hand book. A reliable compendium of valuable receipts and suggestions, by Hazlitt, George Henry Abbott (1892)214. Watchmakers' and jewelers' practical receipt book. A workshop companion, by Walker, C. E. (1892)215. Wholesale pocket price list of the largest watch house in America, by M.C. Eppenstein (1880)216. Wrist Watches - Jewels, Part 2 - Types and Dimensions, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1991)217. Wrist watches - Spring bars for watch cases and strap, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1998)218. Wrist watches and watch movements Specification, Part 2 - quarts electronic watches, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1991)219. Wrist watches and watch movements, Part 1 - Mechanical watches, by Bureau of Indian Standards (1991)220. Ye sundial booke, by Henslow, T. Geoffrey (1914) ************************************Please make sure to check our other OLD & RARE eBooks collections listings Each collection is unique and take advantage of our Multiple Purchase Discounts Multiple Purchase DiscountsIf you purchase 3 of our OLD & RARE book collections you will automatically qualify for a free collection of your choice. 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