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Ken Shatraw
posted October 30, 2016 10:27
Anyone familiar with Birge and Fuller accelerating lever clocks?
 
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Dave Turner
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posted October 30, 2016 12:32
No, but I'm curious. Got any pictures?


Dave Turner
 
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Ken Shatraw
posted October 30, 2016 14:48
Here it is
 
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Ken Shatraw
posted October 30, 2016 14:59
I will have to mak my file smaller...sorry
 
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Dave Turner
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posted October 30, 2016 16:06
Ken, You can delete the previous large file by using the edit button lower right with the pencil eraser.


Dave Turner
 
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Dr. Debbie Irvine
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posted October 31, 2016 08:47
Ken,

Extremely large images cannot be viewed by those with slower internet connections or smaller screens. Due to those considerations and to avoid overloading storage capacity our system is set up to not accept poster size images.

>> Proper size: 640 X 480 Pixels
>> Resolution: approximately 72 Pixels/Inch


Click here: How to Photograph Your Watches and Clocks

In there you will find information about sizing your images and posting them on our site.


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Ken Shatraw
posted October 31, 2016 09:41
Birge and fuller

 
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Ken Shatraw
posted October 31, 2016 09:46
Full movement

 
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Dave Turner
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posted October 31, 2016 11:49
Very nice clock.
I'd like to see a video of it in action.


Dave Turner
 
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Ken Shatraw
posted October 31, 2016 12:29
That's the problem....winding cord is broken, not sure how long or what size. Also, the levers have slots in them, with a piece of flat stock in the grooves, not sure how that works. The movement is like a weight driven movement.
 
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Dave Turner
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posted November 01, 2016 08:51
Here's the closest thing I can find on this clock.
Very nice clock indeed.

Birge & Fuller


Dave Turner
 
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Ken Shatraw
posted November 01, 2016 18:49
Thanks Dave!
 
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