Pall Mall - Time & Space - 1948-1979

Five books in the English language about the development and history of timekeeping in the broadest sense of the word. Covering the origins of time measurement from water clocks to atomic clocks. From the 15th century to the 20th century. The technology, the development of various types of clocks, the different European clock centers, and their production. Many names of master clockmakers and lesser-known clockmakers. From tower clocks, domestic clocks to portable time-measuring instruments. Indispensable reference works for every serious clock enthusiast, amateur or professional.
1. Time & Space Gym & Mitchell, 19709, 290 pages. Color and black & white photos. Hardcover, dust jacket. Good used condition.
2. Watchmaking: A Helvetic Tradition, by M. Chapuis, 1948, history of the timepiece, French language, 341 pages, hardcover, dust jacket, good used condition. Black and white photographs.
3. The White Dial Clock, B. Loomes, 1974, 172 pages, black-and-white photos. Hardcover, dust jacket, good used condition.
4. Time & Timekeepers, M Milhum, 1949, 616 pages, black and white photos, hardcover, good used condition.
5. The beauty of Clocks, M Pearson 1979, 96 pages, color and black-and-white photos, hardcover, good condition, dust jacket with signs of wear.
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