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The modern clock; a study of time keeping mechanism; its construction, regulation, and repair (1905)

Goodrich, Ward L · Chicago, Hazlitt & Walker · leaf 428

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the ordinary bells, Fig. 144, the dimensions run:First, height four inches, diameter ^Yi; second, height fourinches, diameter 5J4 inches; third, height 4^ inches, diam-eter 5^ inches; fourth, height 4j/^ inches, diameter 5^inches; fifth, height 4^ inches, diameter 63^ inches. For THE MODERN CLOCK.… … ■//7<su/ofed 9- Fig. 149. Connections and wiring on back of clock dial. with a weight of ten pounds. The hour strike may be hadseparately from the chimes if desired. This makes an easily divisible system and one that is be-coming very popular with retail jewelers and to some ex-tent with their…

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