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HOW TO LOCATE A BOOK USING THE NAWCC CLASSIFICATION CLASS SUBJECT PAGE B GENERAL HOROLOGY - DICTIONARIES, DIRECTORIES, PATENTS, 2 MUSEUM AND INDIVIDUAL COLLECTIONS, THEORY, CALENDARS C CLOCKS, WATCHES, TIMEPIECES - GENERAL - INCLUDING SUNDIALS, 5 INCENSE AND FIRE CLOCKS, HOUR GLASSES D CLOCKS - GENERAL; CLOCKS BY TYPE; CLOCKS BY FUNCTION, CLOCK 7 DIALS E WATCHES - GENERAL; POCKET WATCHES, WRISTWATCHES; WATCH 9 ACCESSORIES F HISTORY OF CLOCKS AND WATCHES - NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA 10 G HISTORY OF CLOCKS AND WATCHES - EUROPE 12 H HISTORY OF CLOCKS AND WATCHES - ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 16 J HISTORY BY COMPANY OR INDIVIDUAL (ARRANGED 16 ALPHABETICALLY BY NAME OF COMPANY OR INDIVIDUAL) K COLLECTING, IDENTIFICATION, PRICE GUIDES, TRADE CATALOGS 20 L TOOLS 25 M TECHNICAL HOROLOGY INCLUDING REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION 27 N ELECTRICAL HOROLOGY INCLUDING REPAIR 33 Q SCIENCES INCLUDING ASTRONOMY, METEOROLOGY, SCIENTIFIC 34 INSTRUMENTS R AUTOMATA, MUSIC BOXES, CLOCKWORK TOYS 35 T DECORATIVE ARTS, FURNITURE 35 W NAWCC - HISTORY, CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS, ETC 36 FIC FICTION 36 1 AUTHOR TITLE BA & BB DICTIONARIES, DIRECTORIES, PATENTS, COLLECTIONS OF ARTICLES Abbott Abbott's American watchmaker and jeweler: an encyclopedia for the horologist (1895) Berner***** Dictionnaire professionnel illustre de l'horlogerie & 1995 Complement (2 vols.) Britten** The watch and clockmaker's handbook (1978) Bruton Dictionary of clocks and watches (1963) Country Life Country Life international dictionary of clocks (1979) DeCarle Watch and clock encyclopedia (1983) DeCarle Watchmakers’ and Clockmakers’ Encyclopedia Dictionary (1950) --- Dictionnaire Horloger Diderot Encyclopédie, or Dictionnaire Raisonne des Sciences, des Arts, et des Métiers (1978 Reprint Ed.) Gerschler The Clock and Watch Pronunciary (1983) Gruber Das ABC des Uhrmachers (1955) Guyot Dictionnaire des Termes Utilises dans la Measure du Temps (1953) Heaton Terminologie Horlogerie Française et Anglaise (1918) Heberet Horology: Entry (p. 683-706) in the Engineer’s & Mechanics Encyclopedia (1849) 2003 Xeroxed Copy Lloyd The collector's dictionary of clocks (1964) --- Jewellers and Watchmakers’ Pocket Book (1951) Jeweler's Circular- The jewelers’ dictionary (1976) Keystone Liddicoat The jewelers’ manual (1964) Cleaves Ways and means: a collection of hints and helps...(1892) --- Cyclopedia of valuable information for jeweler, watchmaker, optician Jewelers’ Journal** The Jewelers’ Journal Handbook of Practical Recipes (1889) --- Henley's twentieth century book of formulas, processes, and trade secrets (1940) --** Watchmaker and Jewelers’ Practical Receipt Book (1892) Baillie Clocks and watches: an historical bibliography (1951) Bruggemann A Bibliography of Journal Articles on Pocket Watches (Taschenduhren) (2002) Franklin Institute Horological books and pamphlets in the Franklin Institute Library (1974) --- Fachbucher 1940 Fur Uhrmacher (1940) Kahlert Bibliographie zur Schwarzwalduhr: vol. I (1984) & vol. II (1996) Sternfeld A List of Books and Booklets on Horological Subjects Published 1920-1948 Watkins** Mechanical Watches: An Annotated Bibliography (2 vols.) (2004) Worshipful Company of The Clockmakers' Library ( 1951 & 1977) Clockmakers of London Abbott Antique watches and how to establish their age (1897) Baillie Watchmakers and clockmakers of the world (1951) Britten Old clocks and watches and their makers (1956) Britten Old clocks and watches and their makers (1982) Loomes Watchmakers and clockmakers of the world: volume 2 (1976) & 2nd ed. (1989) Moore The old clock book (1936) Nutting The clock book (1935) & (1973) Eckhardt United States clock and watch patents 1790-1890 (1960) Aked Electric Clock Patents 1840-1900 (1991) (British Patents) Odmark*** Patents for inventions, abridgments of specifications: watches, clocks and other timekeepers, 1855-1930 (2 vol.)(British Patents) Stevenson German Patents & Torsion Pendulum Clocks, Part 1 DRPs 1877-1945 (2002) Stevenson What Goes Round: Historical German Patents & Torsion Pendulum Clocks (2003) Stevenson Patent-Nachrichten : Patent Listings in the Deutsce Uhrmacher Zeitung (2003) BC & BD MUSEUMS, EXHIBITS, COLLECTIONS Aked Horology in provincial and rural museums (1974) Pfeiffer-Belli Uhren-Museen und sammlungen historischer Zeitmesser (1992) Brugger-Zaragoza Musees et collections horlogeres en Suisse/Museen und uhren sammlungen in der Schweiz (1986) Antiquarian Horological Collectors' pieces clocks and watches (1964) Society Asprey & Company The clockwork of the heavens (1973) Mesnage Collections D'horlogerie (Musee de Besancon, France, 1955) 2 Beyer Antike uhren: Beyer Museum of Time Measurement (1982) Messerli Deutsches Uhrenmuseum (2000) Messerli Deutsches Museum Zeitmessung (2001) Messerli Franzosische Pendeluhren des 18. Jahrhunderts (1997) Muhe Das Deutsche Uhrenmuseum (1992) Muhe Deutsches Uhrenmuseum Furtwagen (1994) Tait Clocks and watches (1983) Hayard** Chefs-D’oeuvre de L’horlogerie Ancienne (2004) Folger Shakespeare Time: the Greatest Innovator (1986) Library Grassy Museo del Reloj Antiguo Bonelli Antique Instruments of the Museum of History of Science in Florence. Cardinal & Piguet Catalogue of Selected Pieces from the Musee International d”Horlogerie (2002) Musee Int’l d‘Horloge L’homme et le temps (1977) Hagans Hagans Clock Manor Museum: horological collection (1964) --- Antique clocks: a selection of the most beautiful clocks...on occasion of the International Congress for Chronometry 1959 at Munich (1960) Ineichen Uhrensammlung: Hellmut-Kienzle Uhrenmuseum (1984) Kienzle Uhren Museum Hellmut-Kienzle-Uhrenmuseum Muhe Uhren der Helmut-Kienzle-Sammlung (1982) Intl. Congress. for Antike Uhren = Antique Clocks Chronometry Los Angeles County Time and its measurement Museum Montanes Catalogo ilustrado del Museo De Relojes de las bodegas Zoilo Ruis-Mateos S/A (1977) --- New England clocks and watches: watch and clock exhibit 15th annual convention NAWCC (1959) Barny Horological Exhibition Catalogue (1968) Barny Historical Exhibition Catalogue (1968) NAWCC Chapter #2 Irving Cooperman memorial monograph (1978) NAWCC Chapter #28 1986 NAWCC Cleveland National Convention exhibit featuring Vienna regulators and Black Forest (Lake Erie) clocks (1986) --- Artistry in Time: Decorative Timepieces of Imperial China (1986) Tortella Patek Philippe Museum (2002) --- Pendulum to atom: a centenary exhibition (1958) Stanislav Katalog Expozice Mereni Casu (1997) Griffiths Clock and watchmaking today: catalogue of an exhibition at Prescot Museum of Clock and Watchmaking, May 7-June 23, 1985 (1985) Prescot Museum 300 years of fine English clock & watchmaking (1986) Prescot Museum Continental clocks and watches (1989) Ward Descriptive catalogue of the collection illustrating time measurement (1966) Ward Handbook of the Collection Illustrating Time Measurement, Pt. 1 (1961) Ward Time Measurement: Historical Review (1970) Ward Timekeepers: Clocks, Watches, Sundials, Sand Glasses (1963) --- Timepieces from the 17th century through the 19th century (1959) Andrewes The Time Museum: an introduction (1983) Sotheby’s Masterpieces from the Time Museum including watches, clocks … scientific instruments (1999) Sotheby’s Masterpieces from the Time Museum Part Two (2002) Sotheby’s Masterpieces from the Time Museum Part Four (2004) Turner Time (1990) Kaftan Illustrierter fuhrer durch das uhren-museum der Stadt Wien, zugleich eine kurze darstellung der im uhren- museum ersichtlichen (1929) Walther Horological Museum: Vienna 1, Schulhof 2 (1980) Wood The wonderful world of time (1983) Tomes Time at the Watch and Clock Museum (1988) Lunardi Alte Wiener Uhren und Ihre Museum (1973) Baillie. Guide to the Museum of the Clockmakers’ Company of London (1939) Clutton & Daniels Clocks & Watches in the Collection of the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers (1975) Worshipful Company of The development of time measurement (1951) Clockmakers 3 Lloyd The Wuppertal Clock and Watch Musuem (1966) Himmelein Prunkuhren des 16. Jahrhunderts (1974) Mühe Uhren aus Baden-Würtemberg (1990) Tait Clocks in the British Museum (1968) Staatlicher Mathematisch Kunst & Automaten Uhren Muhe Uhren und zeitmessung (1974) Vincent Northern European clocks in New York collections (1972) NAWCC Chapter 42 The great American clock: an exhibition of American clocks from c1800 to c1935 (1982) NAWCC Chapter 139 Classic American clocks: a pictorial look at early American clocks (1990) NAWCC Chapter 139 Horological rarities of space city (1999) Antiquarian Hor. Soc. The Passage of Time (1999) Van Kersen Opwinde Klokken (2004) Carvajal*** Catalogo de relojes del Patrimonio Nacional (1987) Roberts The art and craft of the clockmaker (1993) Roberts The art and craft of the clockmaker II (1995) Roberts The art and craft of the clockmaker IV (1997) --- The Carriage Clock: 200 Years of Timely Allure (1994) Abeler Die longitudo zur see (1983) Cardinal*** Watchmaking in History, Art, and Science (1984) Muhr Eine Uhr Ensteht: Werkzeuge und Maschinen des Uhrmachers (1988) Digioia Montres et merveilles (1992) Munson- … Arts Institute Jewels of Time (2001) Mühe Eine Uhr Ensteht : Werkzeuge und Maschinen des Uhrmachers (1998) NAWCC Chapter #2 Pocket timepieces of the New York chapter (1968) Gebhardt Uhren Sammlung Karl Gebhardt in der Nürnberger Akademie (2001) Goldberg Watches of the ’99 National (1999 on CD-ROM only) Rolex Watch USA Four hundred years of watchmaking: an historic exhibition (1974) Hering Key to … Watches in the James Arthur Collection of Clocks and Watches at New York University (1934) Hering The lure of the clock:
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