The American Horological Journal is four volumes published in the late 1860s / early 1870s on the subject of horology (the art or science of making timepieces or of measuring time.) Each annual volume contains all the issues published in that year and each volume runs approximately 300 pages. This collection is a fascinating look at the thinking of the great American clock and watch makers of this period.
The American Horological Journal is four volumes published in the late 1860s / early 1870s on the subject of horology (the art or science of making timepieces or of measuring time.) Each annual volume contains all the issues published in that year and each volume runs approximately 300 pages. This collection is a fascinating look at the thinking of the great American clock and watch makers of this period.
Here are some page images from a few of the issues so you can see some of the typical contents of the volumes.
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