Div. - Complete Catalogue of British Comics / Reg Parlett / Happy Days / The Children's Annual et al. - 1984-1988
Nr. 81423323
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Diverse auteurs - Four illustrated reference works on Clocks - 1958-1985
Lot contains:
1.
H. A. Lloyd - Old Clocks - Edition in the series "Practical handbooks for collectors" - London, Ernest Benn Limited, 1958 - 2nd revised and improved edition - frontispiece+176p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold-printed spine - 14.50x22.30cm - Good copy: handwritten owner's mention [Hana] on the front cover (copy from the private collection of W. F. J. Hana/Netherlands?), bookstore label on the front cover, book protectively plasticized with self-adhesive plastic, minimal signs of use on the cover.
* Herbert Alan Lloyd (1890-1969)
2.
Brian Loomes - Country Clocks and their London origins - Newton Abbot/London/North Pomfret(VT)/Vancouver, David & Charles (Publishers) Limited, 1976 - 1st edition - 192p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold-printed spine, with original polychrome dust jacket - 15.10x21.50cm - As good as new copy: Bookstore label on the front endpaper, minimal signs of wear on the cover.
* Brian Loomes is probably the world's best-known name in antique clocks and Britain's longest-established clock dealer, a name familiar to anyone dealing with antique clocks. He was appointed a Fellow of the British Horological Institute in 2015.
3.
Brian Loomes - Colplete British Clocks - Newton Abbot/London/North Pomfret(VT), David & Charles (Publishers) Limited, 1978 - 1st edition - 256p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold printed spine - 16.40x24cm - Very good copy: minimal signs of use.
4.
Richard Good of the British Museum - Clocks, An Owner's Handbook - London, British Museum Publications, 1985 - 1st edition - 224p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold-printed spine, with original polychrome dust jacket - 18x24.80cm - Very good copy: Bookstore label on the back endpaper, slight UV discoloration of the outer margins/text block, minimal signs of wear.
* Richard Good was a former curator of clocks, watches and scientific instruments at the department of Medieval and Later Antiquities at the British Museum. He wrote 'Keeping Time, Collecting and Caring for Clocks' and 'Victorian Clocks'. As well as an academic approach to horology, Richard Good was a gifted clockmaker. He was awarded a silver medal from the British Horological Institute, and perhaps his best known achievement was the triple axis tourbillon carriage clock with constant force escapement he made with his son Timothy in 1979 for the Time Museum in the U.S. (Source: Bonhams)
Shipping: well packaged/insured.
Nr. 81423323
Verkocht
Diverse auteurs - Four illustrated reference works on Clocks - 1958-1985
Lot contains:
1.
H. A. Lloyd - Old Clocks - Edition in the series "Practical handbooks for collectors" - London, Ernest Benn Limited, 1958 - 2nd revised and improved edition - frontispiece+176p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold-printed spine - 14.50x22.30cm - Good copy: handwritten owner's mention [Hana] on the front cover (copy from the private collection of W. F. J. Hana/Netherlands?), bookstore label on the front cover, book protectively plasticized with self-adhesive plastic, minimal signs of use on the cover.
* Herbert Alan Lloyd (1890-1969)
2.
Brian Loomes - Country Clocks and their London origins - Newton Abbot/London/North Pomfret(VT)/Vancouver, David & Charles (Publishers) Limited, 1976 - 1st edition - 192p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold-printed spine, with original polychrome dust jacket - 15.10x21.50cm - As good as new copy: Bookstore label on the front endpaper, minimal signs of wear on the cover.
* Brian Loomes is probably the world's best-known name in antique clocks and Britain's longest-established clock dealer, a name familiar to anyone dealing with antique clocks. He was appointed a Fellow of the British Horological Institute in 2015.
3.
Brian Loomes - Colplete British Clocks - Newton Abbot/London/North Pomfret(VT), David & Charles (Publishers) Limited, 1978 - 1st edition - 256p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold printed spine - 16.40x24cm - Very good copy: minimal signs of use.
4.
Richard Good of the British Museum - Clocks, An Owner's Handbook - London, British Museum Publications, 1985 - 1st edition - 224p. - Hardcover: linen binding with gold-printed spine, with original polychrome dust jacket - 18x24.80cm - Very good copy: Bookstore label on the back endpaper, slight UV discoloration of the outer margins/text block, minimal signs of wear.
* Richard Good was a former curator of clocks, watches and scientific instruments at the department of Medieval and Later Antiquities at the British Museum. He wrote 'Keeping Time, Collecting and Caring for Clocks' and 'Victorian Clocks'. As well as an academic approach to horology, Richard Good was a gifted clockmaker. He was awarded a silver medal from the British Horological Institute, and perhaps his best known achievement was the triple axis tourbillon carriage clock with constant force escapement he made with his son Timothy in 1979 for the Time Museum in the U.S. (Source: Bonhams)
Shipping: well packaged/insured.
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