Lukin, James. [from old catalog] · New York, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 109
he clock train, of which a sideview is given here in fig. 9, in its place in the frame-work, which was made of beech, the holes being bushedwith little bits of brass wire, drilled to receive the pivotsof the several spindles. The numbers of teeth on thewheels and pinions are here specified as… … Fig. g.—Clock Train. OUR WOODEN CLOCK. 99 arms of the anchor pallet, attached to the metal rod V,called the verge. This passes through the inner frame atH without touching it, and also through the back frame,and is pivoted on a piece of brass of the form shown,whicli is screwed to the woodwork.…
Handicraft · Steam-engines
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