A clock fit for an officer [article] : was this clock originally made for an officer of Nelson's flagship, Vanguard? / Brian Loomes.
By: Loomes, Brian.
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ArticlePublisher: 2001Source: Clocks : the international magazine for horological collectors & restorers. - Vol.24, no.1 (Feb.), p.12-14.Subject(s): Wood, John | Clocks and watches -- England -- Liverpool -- History
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Clocks : the international magazine for horological collectors & restorers. - Vol.24, no.1 (Feb.), p.12-14
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