Bangerter's inventions; his marvelous time clock (1911)
[King, Everett Lincoln], 1863- ed. [from old catalog] · [New York, The McConnell printing co.] · leaf 56
de of the base 65 of the receptacle 64 willbe depressed and the forward side elevated, so that theforward side will normally project above the floor levelof the runway 63 and serve as a stop to prevent more thanone ball occupying any of the space within said re-ceptacle at one time. The… … BANGERTERS PERPETUAL TIME CLOCK BANGERTERS PERPETUAL TIME CLOCK 74, 75 and 76, one end of the wall 73 being curved tomeet one end of the wall 75, leaving a passageway 77between it and one end of the wall 74. One end of thewall 76 is similarly curved to meet one end of the wall 74,leaving a…
Bangerter, Friedrich, 1868 · Perpetual motion · Clocks and watches
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