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Dear gnomonists,
I am seeking for informations on Henry Spencer Spackman, who rote The timepiece
of shadows: a history of the sundial. New York 1895, on Arthur Robert Green,
who wrote Sundials, Incised Dials or Mass-Clocks. New York / Toronto 1926, and
on T. W. Cole, who wrote Origin and use of
Dear Karlheinz,
> T. W. Cole, who wrote Origin and use of Church Scratch Dials, London 1935,
> which is only one of his publications.
There are more publications by him. From different sources I compiled:
Cole, T. W. The Origin and use of Scratch-Dials (London, 1935),
reprinted 2001
Cole, T.
Here are some additions and two links to digitized publications
by T. W. Cole:
Sumner, John, Sir; Cole, T. W.: Worcestershire scratch dials.
Transactions of the Worcestershire Archaeological Society for 1932, v. 9, new
series, 1933, pp. 21-24
Cole, T. W.: In Worcestershire Churches - Medieval
Dear Karlheinz,
Here is some information on Arthur Robert Green (1865-1955), a surgeon:
see http://vidimus.org/issues/issue-71/feature/ :
""Mary had ... two brothers, Arthur Robert Green (1865-1955), and ..."
"Such an interest may have been encouraged by her older brother, Arthur,
who apart
Don't know if I sent this ti the list, or just to Wolfgang. Apologies if
it's a duplicate.
Some of the papers of Arthur Robert Green are in the University of
Southampton. He was involved in an amateur local historical society in
Hampshire, England, and is described as "Dr". While this title may
It seems that I sent this twice to Karlheinz Schaldach, but not to the list.
Dear Karlheinz,
> T. W. Cole, who wrote Origin and use of Church Scratch Dials, London 1935,
> which is only one of his publications.
There are more publications by him. From different sources I compiled:
Cole, T. W.
It seems to be nearly impossible to find information on
Henry Spencer Spackman, the author of The Timepiece of Shadows:
A History of the Sun Dial. New York : W.T. Comstock, 1895.
This book is available online at
https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100773424 and
PS: At the end of my previous message I made a typo. I intented
to write: "(Or to sell it more easily.)"
Somewhere the book under the wrong title was announced to be
helpful to construct sundials, which is a misleading information.
But a book on how to build sundials may sell better than a book
on
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