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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 7 (1896) (1896)
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lacquered wood, and upon which the clock dials were those with lines engraved upon the piece was placed. Sometimes the latter was inclosed ina serving as a dial, which, in this case, was of copper. glass case surmounting the pyramid. An aperture at Upon this plate were engraved twelve vertical… … Fig. 2.-CLOCKS MOUNTED UPON LEGS. Fig. 3—JAPANESE WALL CLOCK. No. 1. Porcelain. No. 2, Lacquer work. | fil, él in iiss || (| 58> ea |i pe WSS & Fig. 4.-JAPANESE CLOCKS OF THE EIGHTEENTH Fie, 5.-JAPANESE POCKET SUN AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES, © 1896 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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