Items tagged regulator clocks in MV Collections

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  Regulator Clock - Robert Ellery, Melbourne Observatory, 1888

  Astronomical regulator clock designed by Government Astronomer Robert Ellery and built at Melbourne Observatory in 1888. The clock was probably made by Observatory instrument maker Carl ...

  From: South Yarra, Australia Images: 16
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  Wall Clock - Austria, circa 1880

  Vienna regulator wall clock with walnut and glass case. Made in Austria, circa 1880.

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  Regulator Clock - England

  Regulator wall clock with veneered wooden case and rounded top. Made in England.

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  Regulator Clock - Morrell, Melbourne, 1850

  Regulator clock, Morrell, Melbourne, 1850. The dial has had a previous maker's name hammered out to create a surface the the new inscription of 'Regulator, Morrell Australia 1850'. It ...

  From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 1
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  Regulator Clock - Riefler, Munich, 1910

  Regulator clock with free pendulum, Sigmund Riefler, Munich, no. 289, 1910. Used by the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology, Melbourne.

  From: Munich, Germany Images: 3
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  Regulator Clock - Asher Jude, Melbourne, circa 1860

  Regulator clock, made by Asher Jude, Melbourne, circa 1860.

  From: Melbourne, Australia Images: 0
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  Regulator Clock - Wenzel & Enes, Melbourne & London, circa 1870

  Regulator clock by Wenzel & Enes, Melbourne and London, circa 1870. Wenzel & Enes were chronometer, watch and clock makers and jewellers in Melbourne, Victoria, from 1858-1894. It is l ...

  From: London, United Kingdom Images: 0
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  Free Pendulum Clock - William Shortt & Synchronome Co, London, No. 5, 1925

  Impulse clock designed and built by William Hamilton Shortt, in association with the Synchronome Co, London, 1925 . About 100 Shortt impulse clocks were made and used in observatories ...

  From: London, United Kingdom Images: 0
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  Regulator Clock - Australia, Late 19th Century

  Longcase regulator clock, made in Australia, late 19th century. Possible that the escapement was imported from England and that the other parts were made in Australia.

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  Regulator Clock - Charles Frodsham, London, No.1062, 1865

  Eight day long-case astronomical regulator clock, by Charles Frodsham, London, No. 1062, 1865. Weight driven, with dead-beat escapement and mercury compensation pendulum. Used at Melbou ...

  From: London, United Kingdom Images: 3