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Rose (R.E.): English Dial Clocks
O/P. 255 pages, 137 plates, 2nd edition reprinted 1994. The standard work on tavern & other dial clocks, also useful for its information on the Thwaites numbering system. The 2nd edition has two new chapters - 'Unusual Dial Clocks' and 'The Later Years' (late 19th and 20th century). A fine copy with fine dust jacket. (Ref: K1235 - H2)  in stock.

Rose (R.E.): English Dial Clocks
O/P. 198 pages, 98 plates, 1st edition 1978. The standard work on tavern & other dial clocks, also useful for its information on Thwaites numbering system. A good copy with good dust jacket (wear to top of spine). (Ref: K266 - E1)  in stock.

Rose (R.E.): Looking After your Antique Clock
O/P. 32 pages, 19 figs., no date. A useful booklet for the owner with details of how to set up, wind and regulate different types of clocks with notes on hand setting and strike correction. A very good copy. Card covers. (Ref: K2522 - BX17)  in stock.

Royer-Collard (F.B.): Skeleton Clocks
O/P. 154 pages, illus., 1st edition, 1969. The first book on skeleton clocks and still a useful reference source. A very good copy (bookplate on ffep). No dust jacket. (Ref: K784 - D2)  in stock.

Rudolph (J.S.): Make Your Own Working Paper Clock
O/P. 40 pages, illustrated, 1983. The preface, by Isaac Asimov, is followed by instructions and pages of thick card which when cut out and assembled make a working weight-driven pendulum wall clock - all you need to complete the clock is wire (for the arbors), glue, string and sand (for the weight). Have fun! Very good copy, card covers. (Ref: K3819 - L3)  in stock.