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23rd Annual
HOROLOGICAL AUCTION
For The Westcountry Horological Trust
Registered Charity No. 1082255
Saturday 18th October 2014 12.30 p.m.
Viewing on Sale Day from 10.00 a.m. until Noon ONLY
Lot 172
at
Exeter School’s Assembly Hall
Manston Terrace, off Magdalen Road, Exeter, EX2 4NP
Books Watches Clocks Tools Parts Materials
Equipment Movements
Auctioneer - David Force FNAEA
NB: The school has a NO SMOKING AND NO DOGS policy over the WHOLE OF THE SCHOOL SITE
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
Saturday 18th October 2014
On arrival please hand in your completed Bidder's Form to obtain a Paddle Number for bidding.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. The vendors, the BHI SW Branch and the Westcountry Horological Trust do NOT make or give, nor has any other
person any authority to make or give, any representations or warranty. Each lot is sold with all faults,
imperfections and errors of description and neither the vendor nor the auctioneer is responsible for the
authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot. All
statements and estimates in this catalogue are statements of opinion and are not to be taken as statements or
representations of fact. Purchasers are deemed to have satisfied themselves before bidding by inspection or
otherwise to all such matters, and as to the physical description of any lot. A qualified electrician must check any
electrical items before connecting to a supply.
2. Highest bidder to be the buyer. If any dispute arises, the Auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to settle it and
to put any disputed lot up again.
3. There is no Buyer's premium - the price you bid is the price you pay.
4. Goods become the liability of the buyer immediately after the fall of the hammer.
5. Terms are cash to be paid on the day or, if arrangements are made, cheques may be accepted .
6. All lots must be taken away at the buyer's expense at the conclusion of the sale. No lot may be removed without
presenting a receipted invoice to a porter who will collect the lots for you. Please ensure you have all the items you
have paid for before leaving. Any lots not claimed will become the property of the Westcountry Horological Trust.
Please note that: All enquiries should be made to - Tel/Fax 01458 273454 or 01392 841306 or by e-mail to
[email protected] or a committee member but please NOT to Exeter School.
Lots are unseen until they are delivered to the saleroom on the evening before or on sale day itself. –
Viewing is only between 10 a.m. and noon on the day.
No telephone bidding can be accepted. Bids may be left but buyers must make arrangements to pay
for and collect the goods immediately the sale finishes.
All of Exeter School grounds and buildings are NO SMOKING and NO DOGS are permitted on
the school grounds
VIEWING IS ON SALE DAY FROM 10.00 AM UNTIL NOON ONLY
SALE STARTS 12.30 PM PROMPT
Westcountry Horological Trust
The Westcountry Horological Trust was established in 2000 and aims to advance the horological education and/or
training of those who aspire to become horologists and are living in Devon, Cornwall and part of Somerset. It is hoped
that more than token support to a few individuals can be achieved.
Today’s sale will help, and you will see a few lots marked with the ☺ these have generously been given to the Trust.
Donations are always welcome also any money left to the Trust in a will falls outside your estate as far as inheritance
tax is concerned.
The Trust is anxious to build up more quickly in order to make an impact – Please contact the Trust via the enquiries
contacts above.
Items marked with ☺ are generous gifts to the Westcountry Horological Trust
This year there are no photos on this page, however the lots marked with * have photos available
on request by emailing [email protected] stating which lots you are interested in or
via the Branch’s website www.bhiswbranch.co.uk/auction.htm or directly at
www.flickr.com/photos/bhi-auction/sets
Please view the lots carefully and be aware that every lot is sold with all faults, imperfections and
errors of description and neither the vendor nor the auctioneer is responsible for the authenticity,
attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot.
The school has a NO SMOKING AND NO DOGS policy on the WHOLE OF THE SCHOOL SITE
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
1 Traditional brass longcase door knocker ☺
2 Two metal drawers – 1 with keys containing: watch movements, spares/repair
3 Plastic drawer containing: Dent pocket watch movement, Waltham pocket watch movement, Losada
pocket watch movement, cylinder escapement watch movement, two enamel watch dials and parts *
4 Box of assorted gents watches and movements (34+)
5 Box of assorted ladies watches and movements (34+)
6 Box of assorted watch movements (40+)
7 Silver pocket watch in Garrards box *
8 Selection of watches including Bulova Accutron *
9 One box of pocket watches, car clocks and pocket watch movements
10 One box of assorted wrist watches for spares or repairs
11 Five boxes of watch movements (ideal for spares or repairs, many now unavailable)
12 Avia watch, Olympic, 17 jewels, antimagnetic, Incablock, stainless steel, waterproof, dial with day
record, Swiss made, wind up 1945
13 Seiko watch, chronograph automatic (04156), stainless steel, waterproof, about 1970
14 Two pocket watches G.S.T.P. A “Cyma” and one other. Cyma runs
15 Box of wristwatches including Emperor & a Seiko Belmatic Alarm
16 Box of old pocket watch movements
17 Box of pocket watches & parts
18 Box of old wrist watches
19 Box of old pocket watches
20 Gents Seiko Lassale Gold plated wristwatch – boxed with instruction booklet, good condition
21 Gents Seiko Sport 100 Chronograph with moonphase and calendar, mixed metal; used/good condition
22 Ladies Seiko gold plated dress watch, oblong face and integral bracelet
Ladies black sports watch with black metal bracelet - worn
23 Fossil Big Tic wristwatch, model no. JR8122 *
24 Quality Jaeger LeCoultre 8-day travelling strut alarm clock, No. 1107877. Beautiful enamelled case.
Jaeger Le Coultre on dial and back. Date window, sweep seconds hand and alarm set indicator *
25 Tissot Sapphire ladies 17-jewel wristwatch with lovely enamelled dial. Integrated bands fastener signed
and monogrammed
26 Gents stainless steel Guess wristwatch with stainless steel bracelet
27 Classic vintage 1950s wristwatch. Sub seconds dial, Cyma 340
28 Attractive desk timepiece in circular wooden case. Fine white enamel dial signed S Smith & Son Ltd
London W and 258-7598, seven-jewel Swiss movement, stamped DEPOSE, 195524 *
29 Ladies Rotary 17-jewel wristwatch on articulated white band with safety chain
30 Two ladies mechanical watches, good working order: (i) 17-jewel Incabloc TALIS (Salvus et Titus). (ii)
Cocktail watch signed Crestyme with 17-jewel AS 1677 movement
31 Vintage Smiths Empire, 5-jewel, shockproof, centre sweep watch on expandable bracelet
32 Gents Rotary Chronospeed stainless steel bracelet, new glass, new battery and box
33 Three Gents wristwatches: 2 mechanical (Kienzle 17-jewel Helvetia, and 1 quartz Raymond Weil
34 Four ladies wristwatches: 2 quartz including a Seiko and 2 mechanical including a 9ct gold Omega
35 Longines 9ct gold wristwatch
36 Box containing: Rolled gold pocket watch (18 ligne) no movement; 18 ligne Swiss movement for
spares; modern pin-pallet hunter pocket watch (working) on small chain attached to 1907-1908 silver
hallmarked, “Mediterranean Fleet” Football medal
37 Box of sundry scrap watches for spares
38 Swiss 15-jewel lever wristwatch, rectangular case with black dial, working
39 Silver open face pocket watch, key-wind and hand set. 15-jewel lever movement on silver chain with
no.6 winding key, working
40 Silver wristwatch 1922 Birmingham hallmark. Dennison case, Swiss 15-jewel lever movement, 4
adjustments, screw back and bezel, working
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
41 Omega genuine new old stock watch parts, most are in their original packets and in their original Omega
trays. Lot comprises 11 trays with the Omega calibres on the lids. The vendor purchased this stock from
Mahoney Associates when they closed, and is now offering you a chance to acquire this large range of
valuable, sought-after spares before the Swatch Group, who own Omega, stop supplies to material
houses from January 2016. *
A detailed list of the contents will be available at the sale
42 Matthew the Miller door knocker, a brass knocker depicting the famous clock and automaton figures at St
Mary’s Steps, Exeter. (See chapter 3 Ponsford’s ‘Time in Exeter’ the full story of the old clock or
http://www.exetercivicsociety.org.uk/about-us/the-matthew-the-miller-clock/ ) *
43 Mol’s Coffee House door knocker, 1596 is on the brass casting but the building is older than that. (OK
this one is not clock-related but it is in Exeter!) The very ancient building has an intriguing history, see
http://www.exetermemories.co.uk/em/molscoffee.php for more details *
44 Seven Bonhams auction catalogues (watches and clocks) plus one other
45 Myford series 7 manual by Ian Bradley
46 Collection of quality watch catalogues
47 Selection of 8 quality watch & clock books *
48 Selection good quality watch magazines *
49 Watch identification catalogues x 2. Tome 1 & 2
50 Incabloc reference books
51 Ebauche SA Parts Reference Book
52 Ebauche SA interchangeable parts catalogue
53 Watch movement and parts identification reference book (blue lever arch file)
54 Omega electronic servicing manual (black lever arch file)
55 Clockmaking in Oxfordshire by C F C Beeson
Conservation of Clocks and Watches edited by Peter B Willis
56 Electric Clocks and How to Make them by Frank Hope-Jones (hardback)
57 Clocks Magazine volumes 5, 6 and 7. Part Volumes 4 and 8
58 12 mechanical/DIY books 1930s
59 Clocks magazine Vol1 #1 July 1978 to Vol 6 #6 Dec 1983 complete
60 A selection of 33 volumes of BHI Journals from 1968-1978
61 A selection of The Clock Magazine from Feb 1990-Dec 1997
62 The World’s Great Clocks & Watches, Cedric Jagger
The Country Life International Dictionary of Clocks, Alan Smith
The Beauty of Clocks by Pearson
63 A complete collection of BHI Journals from 1995-1999 inclusive
64 5 Books: Clocks, Cedric Jagger. Clocks, Eric Bruton. Clocks and Watches 1400-1900, Eric Bruton.
Clock Collecting, Eric Bruton. European Clocks, E J Tyler
65 In Quest of Clocks, Kenneth Ullyet. National Trust Pocket Guide to Clocks, Jonathan Betts
Watch Collectors Handbook, M Cutmore. Watches. Three Watch Magazines. Wristwatch Annual 2006.
Antiques. Three Sotheby’s Clock Sale Catalogues
66 Two books: The British Steam Locomotive 1825 – 1925 by E L Ahrons 1927 392 pages with fine
detailed photos and diagrams. From Stevenson’s Locomotion No 1 through to H N Gresley’s 3-cylinder
and H Fowler’s Ten-Coupled banking engine.
Plus a 1961 2-volume boxed set Kempe’s Engineers Year Book *
67 Hamburg drumhead clock, working order *
68 Vienna wall clock, spring-driven, working order
69 12-inch drop dial fusee inscribed Wallace of Limerick *
70 Mantel clock 13 inches high. American movement 24-hr bell strike *
71 Baker microscope for lathe *
72 HAC mantel clock eight-day gong strike. 12/13 inch with ceramic dial *
73 Four 1930s mantel clocks and wall clock not complete. Donated to Westcountry Horological Trust ☺
74 Oak cased Victorian bracket clock by Winterhalder & Hofmeier ting-tang quarters and full hour strike on
gong
75 Swinging cherub timepiece, case damage
76 Walker ultrasonic tank 4.5 litre model 80T a/f
77 Old dividing head with numerous plates plus misc.
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
78 Two boxes:
(1)French clock movement, asstd. mainsprings, uncollected goods forms, projection clock, asstd. screws,
nuts and washer, fax roll, timer, earphone
(2) Old banjo barometer furniture, hydrometer and plate, thermometer and plate, wood frame surround,
convex mirror, level and plate, 8” dial and bezel, indicator hand; asstd. clock barrels and mainsprings
79 Two boxes:
(1) Set of 4 metal drawers with selection of balances complete and balance staffs; quantity of mechanical
watches and movements for spares and repair; pocket watches; asstd. clock and watch spares.
(2) Four ETA exploded view watch movement posters, old Pringle, Clerkenwell catalogues
80 Box of approx 59 clock glasses, round, convex and flat, 2”-4.25”
81 Box of 6 clocks various, metal watch straps, floating balance mantel strike, 3 clock movements
82 Tripod, digital Olympus camera, requires batteries and card
83 Three drawer wooden box with pre-1930 pocket watch parts (including cylinder escapement plugs) *
84 Two boxes: (1) approx. 100 watches, clock and barometer bezels, box of mainsprings, 5 barometer
glasses with indicator hands, clock movements and parts, alarm clocks for spare or repair
(2) Paper shredder, ultraviolet light, Veritime timer, timer pick-up, metal watch straps
85 Quartz wall strike, includes the replacement speaker, battery box and chime box wires needed for repair
(chewed by mice!) *
86 Jewelling press tool, circle cutter, aluminium box, camera, mains extension leads, timer
87 Woodcase mantel Ansonia strike. President wall strike
88 1. Olympus superzoom camera, clock cast furniture and decoration, clock hairsprings, quartz wall clock,
quartz mantel clock. 2. Enfield Bakelite clock case, Smiths Enfield woodcase mantel strike, two quartz
wall clocks, kitchen wall dial needs quartz movement
89 Four metal drawers, metal cantilever toolbox
90 Box of six French movements and six three-train movements
91 1920s wall clock and a Bermuda carriage style 400-day clock
92 Dutch Zandaam clock and a clocking in clock movement
93 Box of assorted watch spares and tools
94 Chronos wheel cutting machine
95 12mm Lorch Lathe (no motor) complete with 3-jaw chuck and 16 collets ranging from 1/16 to ½ inch
96 6mm Wolf Jahn watchmakers lathe complete with foot pedal operated variable speed drive
97 Mainspring winder manufactured by J M Wild
98 Two wall clocks, one chiming and one striking *
99 Two electronic watch testers *
100 21 Assorted small clocks, Swiza, Smiths and others *
101 Post Office type 36 Model 6 electronic master clock *
102 Quantity of watch parts *
103 Eight assorted bags of watch/clock/jewellery bits and bobs
104 Greiner Quartz Timer MkII Timing and testing of watches
105 Nine metal boxes w165mm x d135mm x h20mm each box contains 20 metal glass lidded tubs 30mm dia
(4 rows of 5 tubs) for storing watch parts
106 Jaxa hand case opener
107 Small staking set in wooden base
108 Staking set and jewelling tool combined
109 Elma clock bushing tool (some cutters and accessories missing)
110 Box of assorted plexi low and hi dome watch glasses (about 70)
111 Box of hunter pocket watch glasses mostly BCL (90 approx)
112 Wooden box of BANDA/BCL shaped watch glasses (about 200) various sizes 6-600. Box size w32cm x
d29cm x h8cm. OVA flat round watch glasses (about 20) and special shaped glasses (33)
113 Oak longcase clock
114 Thirty-hour movement and dial by Benjamin Greening of Coleford, Gloucestershire 1810-1830
115 Two mantel timepieces: Smiths with platform escapement and a Metamec. For the Horological Trust ☺
116 One Westminster chiming mantel clock in a nice walnut case
117 One silver-plated Walker & Hall French mantel timepiece with platform escapement
118 One clock picture of a clock made from clock and watch parts. For the Trust ☺
119 One Junghans Westminster chiming movement with its gongs and pendulum
120 A number of racks useful as stands for pliers etc, plus box of used storage boxes for small parts ☺
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
121 Elma Watchmatic watch timing machine and diagnostic tool with an Elma Matic Quartz unit which
enables timing of both mechanical and quartz watches. Working perfectly. (Cost £2k when new) *
122 One large box of miscellaneous watch spares, including named staffs, stems, balances, set bridges and
many, many more
123 Two tins of unbreakable watch glasses
124 One Tissot case opening tool, 1 Citizen bracelet shortening tool (unused), 1 Ray-o-vac battery tester
125 One small wooden 12-drawer cabinet containing assorted pocket watch spares and materials
126 One box of watch bracelets (many unused)
127 One box of pocket watch hands, pocket watch bows and crowns
128 One Seitz jewelling tool
129 Three wood mantel chiming clocks for spares or repairs
130 Two wood strike clocks for spares or repairs
131 One black slate and marble French striking clock
132 One partly finished Vienna regulator clock case with 2 movements and 1 dial
133 Two wood mantel chiming clocks for spares or repairs
134 Two wood mantel clock cases (French Barrel movement style)
135 One box of named watch stems and a wood box of watch click springs and set bridges, many now
unobtainable
136 One box of mixed watch spares, many now unobtainable, many in sealed packets as new
137 One tin of genuine glasses for pocket and wrist watches, many suitable for hunter and half-hunter
watches
138 A selection of Omega movement parts, glasses and straps
139 Box of watchmaker tools
140 Box of alarm movements
141 Box of files
142 Tin of watch movements
143 Assortment of taps
144 15-drawer plastic cabinet
145 3 wall clocks, modern
146 Box of 4 mantel clocks
147 Box of 5 mantel clocks
148 Spring driven Vienna Regulator clock in walnut case
149 A time recording clock
150 Two Bakelite cases; one containing balance staffs, the other winding stems
151 Box of bench/hand tools & materials
152 Green metal case containing staffs & stems
153 Box containing tools & materials
154 Quartz wall clock Horological collage “Big Ben”
155 Two cabin clock cases 6” and 4”
156 Box with old tools and workshop materials
157 Double fusee bracket clock movement
158 Two longcase clock weights
159 Four clock dials, 3 longcase, one fusee
160 Two part fusee movements
161 Box of mixed watch materials
162 Box of hand tools
163 Plastic box of wheel & pinion cutters
164 Box of part clock movements Elliott
165 Box of taps & dies
166 Box of carriage clock parts ancient and modern
167 Box containing tools & materials
168 Boxed set of 3 micrometers 0-25, 25-50, 50-75 Mitutoyo
169 3 items: Precision adjustable spirit level by Rathbone. Watch mainspring winder. Antique pivot polisher
170 Mahogany drumhead 8-day longcase clock, about 7' tall. No makers name but thought to be Scottish. The
case is in lovely condition and all the bits are there. It hasn't been wound up for years *
171 Oak-cased 30-hour longcase clock, about 6'6" tall, all there but not been used for years *
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
172 French 19thC Champlevé and Ormolu (gilded and enamelled brass, not spelter) 8-day striking movement
marked with a Japy & Frères stamp and there is a seller’s label for Hitchcock & Son from Bingham. 13”
tall. Complete with pendulum and key *
173 Swiza 8-day mantel clock, with alarm, in arch top brass case *
174 Gents of Leicester Pul-Syn-Etic 1950s master clock – missing rheostat, but otherwise good *
175 Engraving on Precious metals by Brittain, Wolpert & Morton
176 Britten’s Old Clocks and Watches and their Makers (in cover) by Clutton, Baillie & Ilbert
177 Electrical Horology – Technical Press Manuals, H R Langman
178 English 30 Hour Clocks (origin & Development 1600-1800) in cover, Jeff Darken & John Hooper
179 How to Repair Antique Clocks (in cover), John Wilding
180 How to Repair Antique Clocks: Vol 2 (in cover), John Wilding
181 Making Clocks, Laurie Penman
182 Watchmakers Handbook by Saunier (translated by Tripplin & Rigg)
183 How to Build a Lyre Skeleton Clock, W R Smith
184 Skeleton Clocks, F B Royer-Collard
185 BHI Correspondence Course Technical Horology Intermediate (complete) and Preliminary (3 lessons
missing)
186 Watch & Clock Encyclopaedia, Donald de Carle
Practical Clock Repairing (in cover), Donald de Carle
Practical Watch Repairing, Donald de Carle
187 The Tompion Clocks at Greenwich & The Dead-Beat Escapement, Derek Howse
Collecting Clocks (in cover), Derek Roberts
Practical Clock Repairing (in cover), Donald deCarle
Practical Watch Repairing, Donald deCarle
188 The Welding, Brazing and Soldering of Copper and Its Alloys, issued by the Copper.
Making an Eight-Day Longcase Clock, Alan Timmins.
Gear Wheels and Gear Cutting, Alfred W Marshall.
Electroplating – Workshop Practice Series 11, J Poyner
189 Hobson’s Choice: English Bracket Clock Repeating Work/The Working sketches made over 70 years,
Charles Hobson
Practical Clock Repairing (in cover), Donald deCarle
Repairing Antique Clocks (a Guide for Amateurs), Eric P Smith
190 Watch Repairing, F J Garrard
Watch and Clockmakers’ Handbook: Dictionary and Guide, F J Britten
Horological Hints and Helps, F W Britten
191 Devon Clocks and Clockmakers, Clive N Ponsford
Cornish Clocks and Clockmakers, H Miles Brown
Westmoreland Clocks and Clockmakers, Brian Loomes
192 How to make a Weight-Driven 8-day Wall Clock (in cover), John Wilding
The Construction of a Weight-Driven Brass Alarm Clock, John Wilding
Clock construction manuals and horological literature, John Wilding
193 Miller’s Antiques Checklist – Clocks, Judith & Martin Miller
Clock & Watch – Trademark Index of European Origin, Karl Kochmann
Part 1: Lenzkirch Clock Factory (Winterhalder & Hofmeier Clocks), Karl Kochmann
Clocks and Watches, Kenneth Ullyett
194 In Quest of Clocks (Notes on Care/Repair/Time Charts/Date Lists), Kenneth Ullyett.
Watch Collecting, Kenneth Ullyett.
Electric Clocks – Principles, Construction & Working “Kinostan” Amateur mechanic & work Handbook.
Clock Cleaning & Repairing “Kinostan” Amateur mechanic & work Handbook
195 5 Books: Hints & Tips for Clockmakers and Repairs (signed copy), John Wilding. Watch Cleaning and
Repairing (illustrated) “Kinostan” Amateur Mechanic & Work Handbook. The International Dictionary
of Clocks, Alan Smith. The Worlds Great Clocks & Watches, Cedric Jagger
The Connoisseurs Guide to Clocks & Watches, Alan Smith
196 The Study Book of Time & Clocks (Pan Books) A H Naylor.
Collectable Clocks 1840-1940 (in cover), Alan & Rita Shenton
The Country Life International Dictionary of Clocks, Alan Smith
A Collector’s Guide to Antique Clocks & Watches, Alan Smith
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
The Guinness Book of Clocks (in cover), Alan Smith
197 The Antique Buyer’s Dictionary of Names (Pan Books), A W Coysh
Everybody’s Watches (How your Watch is Made/How it Works/How to Take Care of it, A Tremayne
Everybody’s Clocks (no cover), Arthur Tremayne
Clocks in Colour, Andrew Nicholls
Complete British Clocks, Brian Loomes
Modern Clocks 1899-2005/Clocks & Barometers, Christies (South Kensington)
198 The Country Life Book of Clocks (in cover), Edward T Joy
Clocks and Watches (in cover), Eric Bruton
The Antiques Collectors Illustrated Dictionary, David Mountfield
The Connoisseur’s Concise Encyclopaedia of Antiques (two volumes in case), Dennis Thomas
199 The Country Life Collector’s Pocket Book of Clocks, Clifford Brewer
Longitude, Dava Sobel
The History of Clocks and Watches (in cover), Eric Bruton
Antique Collecting (Teach Yourself Books), Ernie Bradford
200 Longcase Clocks, Joanna Greenlaw
The Triumphs of Big Ben, John Darwin
Clocks, John Hunter
Old Clocks, Berne Hallwag
Silversmith’s Handbook, George E Gee
201 Cornish Clocks and Clockmakers, H Miles Brown
Model Engineering Guide: Making the most of your Lathe, Harold & Audrey Mason
Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, G H Baillie
202 Clockmaking Past and Present, G F C Gordon
The Watch Repairers’ Instructor, F W Britten
Watch and Clockmakers’ Handbook: Dictionary and Guide, F J Britten (in cover)
Watch Repairing, F J Garrard
203 The Longcase Clock, Eric Bruton
The History of Clocks and Watches (in cover), Eric Bruton
European Clocks, E J Tyler
Clocks and Watches (in cover), E J Tyler
Technique and History of the Swiss Watch, Eugene Jaquer & Alfred Chapuis
204 The Hands On – 400 Day Clock Repair Guide, Chris Wadge
The Clock Repairer’s Handbook (in cover), Laurie Penman
Clock Jobber’s Handybook (12th Edit. Rev by F W Britten, P N Hasluck
The Beauty of Clocks, Michael Pearson
Clocks and Watches, P M Inder
205 A Man and his Lathe, L H Sparey
The Amateur’s lathe, L W Sparey
The Clock Repairer’s Manual (in cover), Mick Watters
Clock and Watch Escapements, W J Gazeley
Watch and Clock Making and Repairing, W J Gazeley
206 The Technique of Wood Surface Decoration, David Hawkins
Introducing Marquetry, Marie Campkin
English Clocks, Muriel Goaman
The Collectors’ Encyclopaedia of Antiques, Phoebe Phillips
The Guinness Antiques Price Guide (3rd Ed in Assoc with Phillips), Rachael Field
Clock and Watch Escapements (in cover), W J Gazeley
207 Antiques and their values – Clocks and watches, Tony Curtis
Clock Repairing and Adjusting, W L Randall
The Wells Clock, R P Howgrave-Graham
Watch & Clock Making and Repairing, W J Gazeley
208 Clocks – 136 Illustrations in colour & black and white, Simon Fleet
Clocks – Pleasures and Treasures, Simon Fleet
The Goldsmith & Silversmith’s Handbook (2nd Ed Revised), Staton Abbey
Popular Antiques and their Values, Tony Curtis
The Lyle Official Review – Antiques price Guide 1993, Tony Curtis
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
The Lyle Antiques & their Values: Clocks & Watches (Identification & price Guide), Tony Curtis
209 The Anatomy of Time, The Rolex Watch Co, Geneva, Sw.
A Connoisseur’s Guide to Antique Clocks & Watches, Ronald Pearsall
Time and its Reckoning (Modern How it Works series), R Barnard Way
The Wells Clock, R P Howgrave-Graham
Clock Repairing and Adjusting (Simply explained), W L Randall
210 The Handyman’s 1000 Practical Receipts
Clock Cleaning and Repairing by Bernard Jones
Making and Repairing Wooden Clock Cases by V J Taylor
211 350+ pocket watch stems *
212 Junghans Westminster movement (no key) *
213 2 x Job lots of small movements. Donated to Westcountry Horological Trust ☺
214 Napoleon hat clock with visible escapement Japy Frères movement, bell strike. *
215 Victorian slate clock, French movement bell strike, glass damaged *
216 Mahogany cased granddaughter chime, broken arch dial, quarter chime on gong, case height 135cm
217 French strike clock with visible escapement in a dark wood bracket case
218 Vienna style spring wound wall strike
219 Vienna strike with weights in pieces but complete
220 8mm Lorch lathe boxed, 15 collets and other accessories
221 Boxed Boley staking set with 100 punches
222 8-Day longcase striking clock, painted dial in need of complete restoration but complete
223 Small wooden box with 32 punches
224 Stainless steel rinsing tanks (2)
225 Clock mainsprings (8), some new, some old
226 Set of bracket clock bells(5)
227 Various brass castings, finials etc.
228 Jacot tool in box with pivot burnishers
229 Assorted clock broaches
230 Assorted clock broaches and tweezers
231 6mm watchmakers lathe with step chucks (5) and collets (14)
232 National watch cleaning machine with spare flask and baskets
233 Watch poising tools (3)
234 Good quality French rectangular movement with pendulum and 6 inch enamel dial
235 A Bergeon bushing machine and tools *
236 A glass press and dies *
237 Watch movement holder, figure of 8 and quartz trimmers *
238 A complete 30-hr movement Thos. Monck, Stamford *
239 Box of tools, various *
240 Cutters – roller sinkers *
241 Watch glass cutter *
242 Blue box containing miscellaneous clock parts
243 Watch glasses
244 Clock glasses
245 Large watch glasses
246 Weights x 2
247 Jewelling outfit
248 B.A. Tap & Die set
249 Miniature carriage clock movement
250 Small depthing tool
251 Staking set base Bergeon Inverto
252 Various watch/clock parts, files and hand tools
253 Box containing various workshop tools
254 Various clock parts
255 Box with various tools/clock parts
256 Box containing various clock parts
257 Tools
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
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Box containing workshop clock/watch parts & mainsprings
Silver box containing miscellaneous tools
Various polishing mops
Set of 8 drawers containing miscellaneous bits
Brufords travelling clock in leather case
Various tools
Set 6 drawers containing miscellaneous watch materials
Box clock keys
Dremel-style tool
Small set 12 wooden drawers – 1 missing
Various pocket watch cases
Brass arch dial by William Stumbels, Aveton Gifford, 12” x 16¼”, with date ring, strike/silent slot,
wheatear decoration around the edge. This dial has to be pre-1729 as this superb clockmaker moved to
Totnes in that year *
A good Swiss 8-air, 9" cylinder musical box in an inlaid walnut case. Cast-iron base with lever wind. In
1996 it had a full restoration by Paul Tuck in Clerkenwell costing over £700, This included a full
cylinder repin, three tips in the comb and re-dampering, the Governor was rebuilt by Roy Connor with a
new endless and wheel and the case was polished. Sadly the original tune card is missing *
Ship’s clock - German U-boat clock made by Kleineger and Obergfell. This clock is reputed to have been
salvaged from a 1st WW U-boat by the vendor's grandfather although there is no document to prove this.
It is quite an early model, having a very well-finished going barrel platform escapement movement and
an engraved silvered brass dial. The clock was overhauled in the mid 1990s and the original escapement
was substituted with an ex Venner platform on an adapter plate, so no extra holes were made in the
plates. The original, superb, damascened and nickelled escapement is secured in the back of the case, at a
quick inspection it does not seem to have anything wrong with it other than requiring pivot polishing and
cheering up a bit *
Automaton Smith's QL Football Pools Alarm Clock – rare collector’s item which depicts a vintage couple
filling in or checking their pools coupon - the seconds tick and the man marks his coupon while the
numbers change (working well). You may have seen the other novelty alarm clocks with Noddy nodding,
or the hen pecking that Smiths made in the same series *
Mappin & Webb bracket clock style 8-day platform timepiece, made in England by Elliott, London,
walnut(?) case with brass handle on top, brass bun feet, overall height (handle up) approx. 9”, 4” square
bezel, case stamped beneath 2823 6 81 (working) *
Lathe with 20-inch bed, compound slide and a tailstock, comes with a four-jaw chuck and a three-jaw
chuck *
Myford Lathe ML2, centre height 3 1/8”, bed length 18”. Screw cutting, change wheels, 3 & 4-jaw
chucks, lay shaft, motor, tools, steady, etc. With a gear-cutting attachment, box of wheel cutters, etc., etc.
*
Pillar drill ½” chuck, with a machine vice
Power Devil bench grinder 6”
National watch cleaning machine (cast-iron model) complete with jars, basket
Watchmaker’s lathe, 6mm, boxed, motor, extra headstock-mandrel, 4-jaw chuck, collets, inside and
outside step chucks, etc. *
2 Staking sets in fitted wooden boxes. Plus a box of punches and a boxwood set of good punches
Seitz jewelling outfit with two boxes with some jewels in glass tubes
Antique watch depth tool and a distressed Jacot tool
Mini rotary drill tool kit in blue case
Chesterman’s combination square set in original wooden box; try square, mitre square, steel rule,
protractor level, etc.
Set of BA Taps and dies in wooden box 0 – 10 BA
L&R ultrasonic cleaning tank with lid (T14.B) tank 10” x 6” x 4” deep
Ring sizing bench tool with rollers. Plus ring stick, triblet, ring sizes set, hand vice
Chemical balance, agate knife edge bed; many glass dishes, weights (all will store in drawer base). Plus
a boxed set of weights
3 vices of various sizes
Wooden mini chest of six graduated drawers 12” x 9½” x 6½” with very various contents
A distressed cardboard chest of drawers with gallimaufry* inside
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
*Gallimaufry = a confused jumble or medley of things
292 Wooden chest of six drawers; watch glasses UBs Seiko etc., glass press and dies, and an antique UB
glass cutter
293 Wooden chest of drawers containing jewellery findings, etc.
294 Box of many tins of clock keys
295 Three boxes of clock glasses (from small to enormous)
296 Small chest of 8 graduated drawers; inside there are broaches, needle files and many other things
297 Metal cabinet of 10 drawers; masses of balance staffs, stems and very much more
298 Wooden chest of 13 drawers (nice brass handle on top) miscellaneous contents
299 Wooden chest of drawers (3 missing) with a horological medley inside
300 A small distressed roll-top set of drawers with miscellaneous items within
301 Four expanded polystyrene boxes of watch bracelet parts
302 Many clock hands
303 Tins of misc. watch wheels, clicks, etc.
304 9 (Oxo) tins: train wheels, pinions, barrel arbors, roskoff, motion work, etc.
305 Tools (antique): Boxed set(s); rose cutters, mystery tool *, drill set with arbor, punches, rubbing-in tools,
hammers, broaches, bezel groove tool, movement holder, gauge, etc., etc.
306 Watch bracelets and straps and a large Apollo box with tray drawers, plus many others
307 Roasting jack (clockwork bottle spit)
308 Oxo tin of Waltham bits
309 Large box of assorted old watches; pocket and wrist for parts etc.
310 Birdcage 30-hour longcase clock movement with square painted Wilkes dial *
311 Tool chest with many tools etc.
312 Brass Bergeon bushes, large box set of 60 sizes, many still present
313 Tin of pendulum bobs
314 Box containing; a stand of drill bits, buff sticks, tools, etc., etc.
315 Wooden tray; files, piercing saw, hand grinding wheel, etc., etc.
316 Wooden box; mole wrench, stand of drills, scribing block, etc.
317 Antique 3-train Vienna movement and case bracket (= a project!) Included are 3 old brass-cased
weights, a new bob and a dial and chapter ring
318 A micro gas torch (too good for crème brûlée alone!). Plus a drill-sharpening attachment
319 3 boxes of pocket watch movements/pieces, chalk, p/w crowns, etc.
320 Box of longcase and other clock weights
321 A 24-drawer wood watchmaker’s chest
322 Electric motor
323 Jaeger car clock with black dial *
324 8-day Oak longcase clock, painted arch dial * (hood glass broken) overall height without centre finial 84"
The dial has been examined and bears the name George Neilson - Dumfries (Loomes gives his dates as
1807 – 1820)
325 2 tins of French clock movements/parts. Plus an old test horse.
326 Pul-syn-Etic Gents of Leicester master clock 26th January 1948 *
327 Wooden chest of watch stuff, including shellac and the west’s greatest collection of castle wheels!
328 Masses of mass-produced chime and strike clock scrap, parts and barrels
329 Metal stock, more gallimaufry and a gas & air blow torch
330 Two boxes of quartz clock movements etc.
331 Longcase movement scrap parts
332 Tin of UB glass tools and waterproof case-back tools
333 Two tins containing various ebauche (raw) movement parts and dials for early pocket watches. The
bottoms of the tins are stamped ‘Huntley Boorne & Stevens Ltd. Reading’. Rare collector/museum
items? *
334 Another two tins containing various ebauche (raw) movement parts/dials for early pocket watches. The
bottoms of the tins are stamped ‘Huntley Boorne & Stevens Ltd. Reading’. Rare collector/museum
items? *
335 And one tin and one wood drum containing various ebauche (raw) movement parts and dials for early
pocket watches. The bottom of the tin is stamped ‘Huntley Boorne & Stevens Ltd. Reading’. Rare
collector/museum items? *
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
336 LeCoultre & Co minute repeater pocket watch. No hands or glass, rusty steel case, quite slim, many
jewels, club-tooth lever escapement. LeCoultre & Co is stamped under one of the hammers *
337 Key-wound cylinder pocket watch with sweep seconds and two independently-set subsidiary dials
showing conventional time; one dial has Roman numerals and the other Turkish *
338 Large New Era USA pocket watch, Silverode (nickel?) case by The Philadelphia Watch Case Co. with a
steam loco on the back. Dial (damaged) has blue numbers and a locomotive. No hands, no balance cock
NB screw-back *
339 Lemarnia (?) split-seconds stopwatch for parts * plus another split-seconds stopwatch JW Benson on
damaged dial plus another stopwatch
340 Bovett a Paris. No. 6948. Verge watch, worn gilded case marked GT, damaged dial plus Verge fusee
watch in silver case, hallmarked London *
341 Silver fusee lever watch Goldsmiths Alliance, 11-12 Cornhill, London. Hallmarked London 1880-81 *
342 Breuget movement No. 4433 verge watch plus another slightly similar fusee verge watch movement *
343 Silver fusee pocket watch Charles Usher, Clock Tower, Humberstone Gate, Leicester No.422732
hallmarked Chester 1899-1900 *
344 Verge fusee movement Jn. Wall & Co., Coventry No.4954, no dial etc.
Plus fusee lever movement Westwood, Princes Street, Soho, London No7753, cracked dial *
345 3 items: Fusee lever movement “Patent” (counter-balanced pallets?) dial cracked.
Fusee lever movement Thos. Blundell. Liverpool No.13497, dial damaged.
Verge fusee movement J. Wilkinson, Leicester No.33956, dial bad *
346 Silver-cased verge pocket watch No.4047 hallmarked Birmingham 1831, hands and dial OK *
347 Silver-cased verge pocket watch hallmarked London c.1840 *
348 Cylinder fusee movement (J?) Gillander BCE, London *
349 Part movement Thos. Earnshaw, High Holborn, London Nr 3415. Plus a rare, very slim ruby (?) cylinder
movement *
350 Verge fusee movement C Dixon, Hexham No.180, dial cracked, complete with dust cover, no hands.
Plus verge fusee movement Wm. Marriott, Northampton. No.8082 with engraved dust cover.
Plus verge fusee movement Gillardini, Bristol, 11398 with stop-start lever? Pair of hands and dust cover
351 Verge fusee movement Martin Clayton, Manchester, 11419.
Plus verge fusee movement J Granton, London No.3444 *
352 Verge fusee movement Atkinson, London, 2959.
English cylinder fusee movement with THREE hands (sweep secs?), square pillars, Thos. Grignion,
Covent Garden, London No.1540? (A label with the movement says that Thos. Gignion’s dates were
1713 – 1784) *
353 2 items: Fusee lever watch movement G H Whiting, Market Deeping, good dial, pair of hands.
Rusty Duplex Escapement movement, Jas.Murray, Royal Exchange. London No1718 (c.1874?) *
354 Two items: Silver pocket watch key-wound fusee No2760 hallmarked London 1875-76, no hands, no
glass.
Silver Swiss cylinder key-wound pocket watch 800 silver, Samuel Edgcumbe, 11 Cornwall Str.,
Plymouth, no bow or push piece, no hands or glass
355 Silver full-hunter cylinder pocket watch, case marked “Fine Silver”, hands, no glass.
Silver half-hunter small cylinder fob watch, case by DF&C 0.935 silver, no glasses
356 Silver heavy key-wound pocket watch ‘Warranted English Lever’ hallmarked Birmingham 1908-09, H
Stone, Leeds on the good dial, no seconds hand, no glass
357 Two small silver fob watches (cylinder)
358 2 gents’ silver pocket watches: One English lever hallmarked Birmingham 1916 ALD (Dennison Watch
Case Co). Plus another cylinder watch
359 Two Ingersoll wristwatches in Ingersoll boxes
360 Remains of a 10½ ligne ROLEX movement (rusted and incomplete) included is its stainless steel Oyster
case with screw-down button. Plus a rusty ZENITH 136 Chronometre movement
361 2 Timex Electric rear-set watches, condition unknown
362 Seiko Electronic EL-370 sweep secs, day/date, blue dial, from the 1970s?
363 6 items: Belmont alarm watch, RL movement, blue dial. Buler Super-Nova jump-hour rotating discs
digital/analogue mechanical watch. Plus 4 others, including a Caravelle (mechanical) that ticks
364 Watkins Bee Meter in original box with instructions *
365 Unusual French drum timepiece with sweep seconds main dial and subsidiary dial for the hours and
minutes, cylinder broken, minute hand broken *
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
366 Miniature Swiss/German RAU & STEINMEYER GENEVE PFORZHEIM carriage clock movement
and escapement in pieces *
367 Hebdomas type 8-day pocket watch with unusually shaped nickel(?) case and dial with square Arabic
chapter, incomplete movement *
368 Russian Chronometer outer transport box, nice polished mahogany
369 8-day longcase movement only, rack strike with bell. Complete but dirty. Centres: seconds to centre
52mm. Winding squares 83mm. Centre to winding squares drop 15.2mm and 15.75mm
370 Synchronome large wheel industrial programmer with impulse movement and mercury weir switch
etc, Note this is packed and sealed separately in case of breakage on the school premises or in transit. ☺ For the WH trust
371 Crompton half HP single 240v phase motor 2,800 RPM good working condition with a buffing mop
pigtail shaft adaptor
372 Large oval lead weight 18lbs. Tavern clock? ☺ For the WH trust.
373 Two Gensign synchronous type 50s clocking-in clocks, 1-minute impulse 240volts. ☺ For the WH trust
374 Metal cased Gents electric Pul-Syn-Etic master slave clock relay unit for a sub-time circuit system *
375 Bag of manual watches; 20 Swiss made manual and automatic vintage watches by Oris, West End Watch
Co, Enicar, Benrus, Marvin etc.
376 Wooden chest of 5 graduated drawers 19” x 12” x 12” contents include some p/w dust covers, etc., many
antique brass turning and other tools, glass watch glasses etc. *
377 Cardboard box of over 40 old wristwatches (some contents labelled 132). For the Trust ☺
Please pay at the office and then go to the double doors on the left of the hall to
hand your receipted invoice to a porter who will fetch the lots for you. If you have
won many lots you may wish to move your car to that side of the building (see
map overleaf to find the Junior School/Bursary entrance in Victoria Park Road).
Please do not leave until you have checked you have everything on your invoice.
Please note:
The school has a NO SMOKING AND NO DOGS policy on the WHOLE OF THE SCHOOL SITE
Sorry we cannot accept credit or debit cards.
Terms are cash or, if arrangements are made, cheques may be accepted.
We cannot give condition reports.
Buyers need to be present to view and bid, and to pay for their items before
collecting them. All lots must be removed on the day.
All enquiries to - Tel 01458 273454 or by e-mail to [email protected] - NOT to Exeter School.
Acknowledgments with particular thanks to:
Exeter School, Clocks Magazine, The HJ
David and Amanda Force
All lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Buyers must satisfy themselves, by personal inspection, as to the condition of each lot.
For delivering and collecting lots please
For viewing, buying and parking please
use the Bursary/Junior School Entrance in
enter via MANSTON TERRACE
VICTORIA PARK ROAD EX2All4NS
off Magdalen Road EX2 4NP
lots are SOLD AS SEEN.
Alternatively park in Victoria Park Rd it’s free on Saturdays
(It’s
moremust
or less
opposite
no.19) by personal inspection,
Buyers
satisfy
themselves,
as to the condition of each lot.