PUBLICATIONSMembers also receive the Mart & Highlights, a more informal buy-sell-trade and NAWCC news publication, packaged with the Watch & Clock Bulletin.
The NAWCC publishes book-length research prepared by NAWCC members and offered for sale to members and the public.
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March/April 2012 The clock on the front cover is a singing-bird clock made by Emilian Wehrle & Co., circa 1874. On the hour the clock reproduces the song of the bird, while the life-size (7”) feathered song bird, which is exposed at the top of the clock, moves its beak head and tail in a fantastic automata display. The case is carved out of walnut and has an unusual motif. The clock measures 31” high. The photograph, taken in the late nineteenth century, is of the Emilian Wehrle & Co. trumpeter-clock factory. The name F. X. Wehrle can be seen across the front of the building. Emilian Wehrle’s signature is from a letter dated 1868. See page 115 for the article, “Emilian Wehrle: The Man and His Clocks.”Photograph of clock by Justin Miller. |
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March/April 2012 Eighty pages of advertisements including premiere auctions from around the world, NAWCC Regional ads, NAWCC information, Chapter Highlights, and hundreds of ads featuring horological items to buy/sell/trade. |
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Latest Book Release: Clockmakers and Watchmakers By Sonya L. Spittler, Thomas J. Spittler, This reference book was written to provide information to the owners of American clocks or watches about the names found on their timepieces. There are more than 33,400 entries--almost double the first edition. The most significant addition is the place index, which allows the reader to look for makers by U.S. town, borough, township, or county. |
