6CHAPTER VI. TORSION PENDULUMS FOR FOUR-HUNDRED DAY CLOCKS.
19CHAPTER XIX. THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIMPLE AND PERPETUAL CALENDARS.
7CHAPTER VII. PECULIARITIES OF ANGULAR MEASUREMENT— HOW TO READ DRAWINGS.
20CHAPTER XX. HAMMERS, GONGS AND BELLS.
8CHAPTER VIII. THE GRAHAM OR DEAD BEAT ESCAPEMENT.
21CHAPTER XXI. ELECTRIC CLOCKS AND BATTERIES.
9CHAPTER IX. LE PAUTE’S PIN WHEEL ESCAPEMENT.
22CHAPTER XXII. THE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR OF DIALS.
10CHAPTER X. THE RECOIL OR ANCHOR ESCAPEMENT.
23CHAPTER XXIII. CLOCK CASING AND CASE REPAIRS.
11CHAPTER XI. THE DENNISON OR GRAVITY ESCAPEMENT.
24CHAPTER XXIV. SOME HINTS ON MAKING A REGULATOR.
12CHAPTER XII. THE CYLINDER ESCAPEMENT AS APPLIED TO CLOCKS.
25LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
13CHAPTER XIII. THE DETACHED LEVER ESCAPEMENT AS APPLIED TO CLOCKS.
26INDEX.
