A Short Talk About a Watch ! is asserted that nothing in the way of turning has heretofore been done which could at all compare with the work of these machines in delicacy , complexity and accuracy . Brush Machinos A review of the ...
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Author: Great Britain. Patent OfficePublish On: 1857
Warning watch Mechanical musical instruments , on a new construction ; -applicable to clocks and other machinery , Construction of watches Construction of chronometers Binnacle time - piece or timekeeper - Hydrostatic or pneumatic ...
Warning watch Mechanical musical instruments , on a new construction ; -applicable to clocks and other machinery , Construction of watches Construction of chronometers Binnacle time - piece or timekeeper - Hydrostatic or pneumatic ...
LOUIS , MO . erd luty 5 : 71 section , and of the greatest length obtainable . the most reliable watch and most valuable watch is The mechanism for winding the watch is made in This bar is put through a series of machines , in known as ...
The effort has been to make not only a cheaper watch , but a more accurate timepiece , and the great system of interchangeable ... All parts of a watch movement are made here , and also all the machines used in the manufacture .
Repair and maintenance work on a mechanical timepiece requires using hand tools to disassemble many fine gears and components . Each part is inspected for signs of wear ... In such cases , watch repairers must machine their own parts .
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These directions, ratified by Astronomer Royal Nevil Maskelyne, were given in the following Navy Board letter dated 21 May 1773, addressed to Phipps: 'And whereas the said commissioners have thought fit that two Watch Machines (one made ...
Author: Peter Goodwin
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
ISBN: 9781472954183
Category: Transportation
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In the summer of 1773 the 14-year old Horatio Nelson took part in an expedition to the Arctic, which came close to ending his naval career before it had begun. The expedition was to find a navigable northern passage between the Atlantic and Pacific, and was supported by the Royal Society and King George III. Two bomb vessels HMS Racehorse and Carcass were fitted out and strengthened under the command of Captain Hon. Constantine Phipps. It was an extremely cold Arctic summer and the ships became locked in ice far from Spitzbergen and were unable to cut their way out until days later when the wind changed and the ice broke up. The ships were extricated and returned home. On the trip, the young Nelson had command of one of the smaller boats of the ships, a four-oared cutter manned by twelve seamen. In this he helped to save the crew of a boat belonging to the Racehorse from an attack by a herd of enraged walruses. He also had a more famous encounter with a polar bear, while attempting to obtain a bearskin as a present for his father, an exploit that later became part of the Nelson legend. Drawing on the ship's journals and expedition commander Phipps' journal from the National Archives, the book creates a picture of the expedition and life on board. Using the ships' muster books it also details the ship's crews giving the different roles and ranks in the ships. The book is illustrated using some of the ship's drawings and charts and pictures of many objects used on the ship, while a navigational chart of the route taken has been created from the logbooks. The book also looks at the overall concept of naval exploration as set in train by Joseph Banks and the Royal Society. The fact that the expedition failed as a result of poor planning with potentially tragic results demonstrates the difficulties and uncertainties of such an expedition. It also looks at a great naval commander at the earliest stage of his career and considers how the experience might have shaped his later career and attitudes. Other great captains and voyages are discussed alongside Nelson, including Captain Cook and his exploration of the south seas and the later ill-fated northern journeys of Franklin and Shackleton.
Author: United States. Census OfficePublish On: 1901
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