A milestone book which illustrates American clocks from the early period of machine manufacture, the first half of the 19th centery. Also includes sections on Ball, Lux & Keebler, and Tiffany Never Wind. 352 pages with a hard cover. 2002 price list is included. The price guide is sold separately as Part #23848.

For those with intermediate repair skills. Includes detailed information on repivoting, lantern pinion repauir, tooth replacement, making bushings, escapement repair, making a rack and snail, making and repairing hands and more. 92 pages with a soft cover.

Details 5 different escapements: verge, recoil, deadbeat, Brocot and platform (lever and cylinder). Several others also included such as pin pallet, pinwheel and grasshopper. Over 400 line drawings provide step by step details on repair and adjustments. 345 pages with a hard cover.

Available again, this book contains the original works of Coleman which he wrote for the American Horologist and Jeweler over a period of 28 years. In it, he answers questions pertaining to clocks, watches, and horological history using his 40 years of bench experience. This is a must-have book that has been out of print for years. 536 pages with a hard cover.

By Victor Kochaver. This spectacular book was produced for the 20th annual NAWCC Seminar. It illustrates in breathtaking full color the finest of the clocks on display with many movement and detailed closeup views. If you collect, or are interested in Viennas, this is a must-have book. 152 pages with hard cover and color dust jacket.

Soft cover, 60 pages. Concentrates on repivoting for watches, but techniques are easily adaptable to clock repair, especially travel alarms, chronometers, and small high-grade clocks such as LeCoultre. Includes a section on 2 lathe attachments for making microdrills, which can be enlarged for larger lathes such as Sherline.