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American Horological Journal
Devoted to Pratical Horology. Vol. I, No. 1, July 1869
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About this book
American Horological Journal Devoted to Practical Horology. Vol. I, No. 1, July 1869 is a seminal publication marking the dawn of specialized horological literature in the United States. This inaugural issue, published in July 1869, serves as a comprehensive resource for watchmakers, clockmakers, and enthusiasts of the horological arts. The journal is meticulously curated to address the practical aspects of horology, offering a wealth of technical articles, detailed illustrations, and insightful commentary on the latest advancements in watch and clock making. It features in-depth discussions on the mechanics of timepieces, repair techniques, and the use of specialized tools, making it an invaluable guide for both seasoned professionals and aspiring craftsmen. The volume also includes news from the burgeoning American watch industry, updates on patent filings, and reviews of new inventions and improvements in horological machinery. Readers will find correspondence from practitioners across the country, sharing their experiences, challenges, and solutions in the field. Advertisements for tools, materials, and horological services provide a fascinating glimpse into the commercial landscape of the era. Rich in historical context, the American Horological Journal not only documents the technical evolution of timekeeping devices but also reflects the spirit of innovation and collaboration that defined the 19th-century American horological community. This first issue stands as a testament to the enduring quest for precision, craftsmanship, and knowledge in the art and science of measuring time.
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North American HistoryTable of contents
- AMERICAN Horological Journal.
- CONTENTS.
- Astronomy in its Relations to Horology.
- Watch and Chronometer Jewelling.
- Hints on Clocks and Clock-Making.
- Greenwich Observatory.
- Pinions.
- New Three-Pin Escapement.
- English Opinion of American Watch Manufacture.
- Correspondence.
- Eclipse of the Sun.
- Diamond-Cutting.
- The Alloys of Aluminum with Copper.
- On the Reduction of Silver in the Wet Way.
- Transcriber’s Notes