How-to information in the design of gears and the cutters to make them. Learn how to make an indexing attachment or form grinding tool for your lathe. Build a simple weight-driven clock from scratch. Loaded with examples and charts in a soft cover book with 170 pictures. 192 pages. By R.D. Porter.

Assists both the beginner and the experienced clockmaker in designing clocks and making parts. Addresses movements, dials, pendulums, escapements, springs, wheels, etc. Richly illustrated. 144 pages. Hard cover.

Details 5 complete French clock restorations including a timepiece, a count wheel strike with escapement, a rack & snail strike, and 2 picture frame clocks. Great tips and procedures for all skill levels. With a Q & A section and a glossary of French clock terms. 92 pages with 302 photos. Soft cover.

Hand-drawn sketches of 36 different mechanical movements and their components by 12 different American clockmakers (Ansonia, Waterbury, S. Thomas, New Haven, Gilbert, etc.). A timesaver for those who work on these clocks. Soft cover. 208 pages.

Step by step instructions on dismantling, cleaning, repair and assembly of cuckoo clocks. Also sections on music movement principles and troubleshooting. Large, clear photos accompany the text. 9-1/2” x 11”. Soft cover. 135 pages.

Published in English by the German Clock Museum. 38 page, soft cover booklet tells the 350-year history of clock-making in the Black Forest. Focuses on the clockmakers, the clock trade, clock technology, and well-known types of clocks. Richly illustrated.