Scientific American. SEPTEMBER I0, 1892.] 163 OLD CLOCKS. The waves are very crudely figured indicated by the sun. by small undulations. The second clock (Fig. 3), though smaller, is, never- be of a nature to interest our readers. haps they will lead some clockmaker fond of in a barn, whence Mr.… … Fig. 4 suffices to allow the mechanism of it pics, and, finally, twenty-four meridians. An- to be understood. The clock descends along a other frame in the interior of the latter forms CRACOW. rack, and is wound like the preceding. Clocks the support of the ecliptic. The latter is of this form are…
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