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The stock/sales books list every clock that went through the business. They record the stock number, date of purchase, description, supplier, cost, repair details (description, repairer, dates and cost), total cost, retail price, date sold, sales price and buyer's name and address. The unique stock number given to every item consists of a three- or four-digit month and year tag, followed by a sequential number.

These albums contain images of clocks which went through the business, together with typed "descriptive tickets", i.e. one-page detailed descriptions of the clocks and their cases, dials and movements, prices, as well as biographical notes about the makers and references to published sources. Some clock photographs are included without the descriptive tickets, and conversely, some descriptive tickets do not have accompanying photographs, which are often annotated as having been lent to various individuals or institutions.

A grande sonnerie Vienna regulator of one month duration and of the highest quality.

A fine and rare French skeleton clock. It is illustrated on the jacket of European Clocks by E. J. Tyler.

A fine, small striking mantel clock in a rosewood case.

A mahogany stick barometer with bulb cistern.

A good, small hanging wall clock with verge, timepiece movement and alarm.

A walnut longcase clock of eight days duration by this celebrated maker.

A fine corniche case carriage clock, engraved and gilded and with engraved dial mask and hour repeat.

A fine and large carriage timepiece by this excellent maker.

A good Vienna timepiece with one-piece dial in a fruitwood case.

A finely engraved and gilded oval carriage clock with hour repeat and alarm.

A seventeenth-century chamber clock. [This is a detailed, four-page description, signed by Beresford Hutchinson on 21 October 1977].

A two-train skeleton of fine quality with hour strike and 1/2 hour strike.

A good, small ebonised bracket clock with brass inlay, 7-inch white dial and pull hour repeat.

A bracket timepiece in a flat-topped case veneered in walnut and olive wood oysters, by this most celebrated of English makers.

Brinkman London / G. Hutchinson George IV mahogany, chamfer top bracket with strike/ silent and hour repeat.

A fine quality, gorge case carriage clock with grande sonnerie striking and alarm by this celebrated maker.

A very fine and early Vienna timepiece with many interesting features.

A fine English striking carriage clock by this well-known maker.

An exceptionally fine mahogany stick barometer.

A rare Act or Parliament or tavern timepiece with shield dial and coloured prints on the trunk door and case.

A walnut and mulberry longcase of the highest quality and with a movement of exceptional horological interest.

A very fine and exceptionally small mahogany longcase.

An English regulator of the very highest quality and with movement of one-month duration.

Floor-standing Vienna regulator with grande sonnerie repeat.

A fine and large mahogany wheel barometer by this well-known maker.

A very fine and rare English dial with convex engraved brass dial and verge movement. Same as STR/02/002/058.

A fine, large bracket clock decorated with chinoiserie on a red ground and with arched brass dial with two subsidiary dials.

A very fine Act of Parliament or tavern timepiece by one of Liverpool's most celebrated makers.

A very good longcase with chinoiserie decoration on a green ground, the maker being a former mayor of Doncaster.

A fine and small ebony-veneered timepiece with pull quarter repeat by this well-known maker.

Angle barometer.

A good Regency rosewood bracket clock by these well-known makers, complete with a replacement wall bracket.

A black-lacquered Act of Parliament or tavern clock in superb original condition.

A good provincial walnut longcase with 11-inch dial.

An exceptionally fine lacquer longcase clock decorated with chinoiserie on a brick-red ground.

An extremely rare Act of Parliament or tavern clock with wood bezel and hour striking movement. Also included is 'Bristol "Act of Parliament" clocks', an article by Adrian Burchall from Illustrated Bristol News (May 1973).

A fine, small skeleton timepiece of the highest quality.

An exceptionally fine walnut longcase clock by this celebrated maker.

A good marine stick barometer by these well-known makers.

A good provincial mahogany longcase of fine colour and figuring and with moon dial.

A small and fine mahogany longcase by this well-known maker.

A fine and very rare Act of Parliament or tavern timepiece in a large "banjo" case and in a quite exceptional state of preservation.

A very fine Vienna regulator timepiece in a tapered mahogany case with architectural pediment.

A mahogany longcase clock in the best Edinburgh tradition with an engraved and silvered arched dial.

A fine skeleton timepiece with "one at the hour" strike by these noted makers.

A fine shield dial tavern timepiece decorated with gilt on a black ground.

A fine rosewood chamfer top bracket [clock] with good brass decoration and original wall bracket.

A very fine and early shield dial tavern clock decorated with gilt chinoiserie on a black ground.

Folder marked "4" but it is sixth in the chronological sequence.

An exceptionally finely proportioned , bow-front mahogany stick barometer by this well-known maker.

A fine, ebony veneered bracket clock retaining all the original case mounts and with verge movement, quarter repeating on three bells.

A very fine and rare "rooftop" Vienna regulator timepiece in a six-light walnut case by these well-known makers.

A good, early nineteenth-century mahogany bracket clock with chamfer top and matching wall bracket.

A good, striking lantern clock with original verge escapement.

An early one-piece carriage clock striking on a bell, by this noted maker.

A very good Sedan timepiece.

A good, round-top, open-fronted mahogany barometer by this well-known maker.

A fine and very rare English dial [clock] with 12-inch convex wood dial and hour strike.

A fine and small panelled marquetry longcase clock with 11-inch dial by the Oxford member of this celebrated family.

A finely proportioned , brass-inlaid, rosewood bracket clock complete with replacement wall bracket.

A very rare oak longcase with arched top case in the manner of Holmes and Dutton and with finely proportioned brass dial.

An eighteenth-century Boulle bracket timepiece with pull quarter repeat on three bells and with its original wall bracket .

A very fine and rare mahogany tavern timepiece by these well-known makers.

A provincial oak longcase clock of excellent colour and with finely-made movement and dial of London quality.

A fine seventeenth-century panelled marquetry longcase with 11-inch dial with some good decoration and the rare feature of a day-of-the-week aperture.

A fine walnut longcase clock by this Master of the Clockmakers Company.

A fine and large tavern timepiece with round white dial and chinoiserie decoration on a black ground.

A fine and rare miniature ship's bulkhead timepiece by these well-known makers.

A longcase clock decorated with finely preserved chinoiserie on a faded crimson ground and with coloured prints to the trunk and base.

An exceptionally fine mahogany trunk dial [clock] with 14-inch engraved brass dial by these noted makers.

A fine, small ebony veneered bracket timepiece with pull quarter repeat on two bells of about 1695.

Engraved carriage clock, quarter strike on bells.

An exceptionally rare Queen Anne walnut stick barometer in a remarkable state of preservation.

A fine and well-proportioned ebony-veneered bracket clock with quarter repeat on six bells.

A very fine and small ebony-veneered bracket clock with hour strike and repat, alarm and strike/silent.

A fine and very small mahogany longcase clock with round, silvered brass dial.

A fine and early seventeenth-century lantern clock, converted from balance wheel to anchor escapement.

A good and unusually small "miniature" verge lantern clock with hour strike.

A fine, gilt oval carriage clock striking the hours on a bell and with push repeat.

A mahogany longcase of the finest London quality.

A fine, mahogany rooftop regulator with the rare feature of a one-piece silvered dial and movement of one-month duration.

A fine, ebony-veneered bracket clock retaining all the original case mounts and with verge movement, quarter repeating on three bells.

A very rare, grande sonnerie Vienna regulator in a mahogany roof-top case.

A very fine and large, mid-seventeenth-century lantern clock in a quite exceptional state of preservation.

A fine and rare walnut longcase by the Master of the Clockmakers Company.

An exceptionally fine Queen Anne walnut and marquetry longcase clock.