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Lantern plans, Philip Knight, UK
Metamec book, Clifford Bird, UK
Bad customers, Dennis Haynes, UK
Fusee dial, Phil Smyrk, Australia
Goblin tea-maker, Barry Corbishley, UK
Coffee maker clock, Peter Mikkelsen, USA
Thomas Hill watch, Fraser Blagg, UK
Prizewinning clock, Graham Mulligan, Australia
Mercer and Harrison, Jonathan Betts, UK
Napoleon hat, Ivan Millington, UK
Mosque clocks, D W Ross, UK
Timepiece identification, Alec Hurley, UK
Single-hammer chime, R J Griffin, UK
Acetic ageing, Goran Zdansky, Sweden
Concrete clocks, Allen G Morse, UK
Seigneur of London, Clive Pickering, Australia
Newarke Clocks, Derek Wheeler, UK
Dutch or English, Paul Krige, South Africa
Peter Hochögger, Viv Puttergill, South Africa
Fumbling to failure, Jim Evans, UK
White electric, Chris Noton, UK
Longcase logo, Mary Kenderdine, USA
Comtoise comments, Claude Schneider, France
Leeds dial painter?, Kathi Edwards, USA
Four-face carriage, J Walker, UK

Russian jigsaw puzzle, Alf Wilford, Australia
Brisbane Synchronome, Geoffrey Arbuthnot, UK
Sir Brian?, Mike Wagnell, Canada
Barnard of Newark, Geoff Webster, UK
Tenor clock, John Savage, UK
New Zealand Synchronome, Tony Rodgers, New Zealand
Enumerator clock, J A Knobbout, Netherlands
Heavy movement, Klaas van Dijk, Netherlands
Seeing double, Mark Forrester, UK
Interesting comparison, Peter Fenwick, UK
Improving content, Bill Walker, Australia
Pallweber patents, D K Stevenson, USA
Absolute beginners, Alan E Bell, Ireland
Rust removal, G D Thomson, Australia
Marvellous world, Laurie Penman, USA
Boyd of Cupar, Jan Oerlemans, Netherlands
Wigan of Bristol, G Black, UK
Gibson and Baume master, Paul Hojem, South Africa
Anglo-American clocks, Tom Spittter, USA
One of a kind, E P F Stahlberg, UK
Reversed picture, Fred Bausch, USA
Louis Olin, Charles Smith, USA
Montlow longcase, A Stevens, USA

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