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W. G. Pye & Co.: Physical and Physiological Instrument Makers, "Granta Works", Mill Lane, Cambridge, England

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{"created":"2022-01-31T13:39:11.865863+00:00","id":"lit13701","links":{},"metadata":{"contributors":[{"name":"Pye, W. G.","role":"author"}],"detailsRefDisplay":"Cambridge","fulltext":[{"file":"p0001.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"OCT. 1898. Revised Oct. 1902.\nTelephone No. 0314.\nW. G. PYE & Co.,\nPHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS,\n\u201c GRANT A WORKS,\u201d\nMill Lane, Cambridge, England.\n\u201cSimplex\u201d Centre Seconds Clock.\nAs illustrated, 16s. 6d.\nThe above illustration represents an ordinary American timepiece of good quality, fitted with a long centre seconds hand and a sixty-minute recorder, arranged to stand in a slanting position as shewn, or to lie down horizontally, as preferred.\nWe have recently added two new features to this simple clock, viz. : (i) An indicator hand which can be set from the outside\tof the glass, to any\tdesired\tposition on the dial, to facilitate\tthe\ntiming of an experiment, or a photographic exposure;\t(2) A\tgas burner fitted\ton the top of\tthe\nclock, with an extended lever on\tthe plug of the\ttap, so\tarranged that by\tmoving it in\tone\ndirection the clock is started and the gas turned full on, and by moving the lever in the opposite direction the clock is stopped and the gas turned down to a very small \u201cblue flame,\u201d ready for subsequent exposures. This latter arrangement will be found exceedingly convenient and useful for Bromide printing.\nNOTE.\u2014The stop-work is so arranged that the clock will always start when the stop is released, and provision is made to\tprevent any harm\tcoming\tto the clockwork\tthrough the\tstop\nbeing depressed unnecessarily hard.\nThis clock serves admirably for timing experiments where a stop-watch is usually employed, and for many purposes will do as well as an expensive chronometer.\nMost science teachers have no doubt experienced considerable annoyance at the continual breakdowns of cheap stop-watches ; this clock practically overcomes the difficulty, and its price places it within the reach of all.\nThese are already in use in a great number of institutions and physical laboratories.\nPrices.\nS. d.\nClock with\tstop-work and indicator (as illustrated)\t.\t.\t.\t.\t.\t16\t6\n\u00bb\t\u00bb only.......................................................15 o\n\u201e\tindicator-hand but no stop-work\t.\t.\t.\t.\t.\t12\t6\n,, (plain) without indicator or stop-work ......\t10\t6\nAny of the above fitted with gas-burner, as described, 3j\\ 6,/. extra.\nPamphlets of other specialities and catalogues on application.","page":1}],"identifier":"lit13701","issued":"1902","language":"en","pages":"1","startpages":"1","title":"W. G. Pye & Co.: Physical and Physiological Instrument Makers, \"Granta Works\", Mill Lane, Cambridge, England","type":"Trade Catalogue"},"revision":0,"updated":"2022-01-31T13:39:11.865868+00:00"}

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