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BURGESS HARTLEY DIALS
TEN/A/08 · Subseries · 1990–2004
Part of TENNANT, FRANCES

Images of dials made by Burgess Hartley, Birmingham dial makers active in the 1810s and 1820s.

TEN/C/002 · File · n.d. [late 20th century]
Part of TENNANT, FRANCES

One card per dial. Set also includes some miscellaneous cards with notes. Each card gives dial maker's name, slide numbers, and detailed description of dial that includes: date, type, graphics, signature, main dial description, hemispheres, type of gilded gesso, date aperture, date dial on main dial, seconds dial on main dial, base paint, condition when received, date dial metal, date dial condition

TEN/C/001 · File · n.d. [late 20th century]
Part of TENNANT, FRANCES

One card per dial. Set also includes some miscellaneous cards with notes. Each card gives dial maker's name, slide numbers, and detailed description of dial that includes: date, type, graphics, signature, main dial description, hemispheres, type of gilded gesso, date aperture, date dial on main dial, seconds dial on main dial, base paint, condition when received, date dial metal, date dial condition

TEN/C/003 · File · n.d. [late 20th century]
Part of TENNANT, FRANCES

One card per dial. Set also includes some miscellaneous cards with notes. Each card gives dial maker's name, slide numbers, and detailed description of dial that includes: date, type, graphics, signature, main dial description, hemispheres, type of gilded gesso, date aperture, date dial on main dial, seconds dial on main dial, base paint, condition when received, date dial metal, date dial condition

EDWARD HOBSON DIALS
TEN/A/16 · Subseries · 1980–2007
Part of TENNANT, FRANCES

Images of dials made by Edward Hobson and E. Hobson & Son, Birmingham dial makers active in the 1830s.

EDWARD OWEN DIALS
TEN/A/23 · Subseries · 1978–2008
Part of TENNANT, FRANCES

Images of dials made by Edward Owen, a Birmingham dial maker active in the 1800s–1820s.