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Makers' surnames include: Hubbard, Hubert, Huckle, Huddleston, Hudleston, Hudson, Huggeford, Hughes, Hulbert, Hull, Humber, Humphreys, Humphries, Humphrys, Hunsdon, Hunt, Hunte, Hunter, Hurst, Hurt, Husset, Hussey, Hutchinson, Hutchason, Hutson & Johnson, Hutton, Hynam.

Makers' surnames include: Ilbery, Ingleby, Ingram, Inkinson, Inkingson, Innis, Ion, Isaacson, Israel, Israels, Istead, Ives, Ivy, Jack, Jackman, Jackeman, Jakeman, Jackson, Jacob, Jacobs, James, Jamison, Jaques, Jardin, Jarrett, Jarratt, Jarvis, Gervis, Jay, Jeffery, Jeffryes, Jefferies, Jefferies & Jones, Jefferys, Jeffs, Jekyll, Jemson, Jenkins, Jenkinson, Jenner, Jennings, Jenins, Jensen, Jernegan, Jersey, Jervis.

Makers' surnames include: Joel, Johns, Johnson, Johnstone, Jolland, Jolly, Joly, Jon, Jones, Jordan, Jorden & Gordon, Joseph, Josephson, Joubert, Jourdain, Jourden, Jovat, Joyce, Jullion, Julliott.

Makers' surnames include: K. J., Keck, Kedden, Keeley, Kefford, Kehloff, Kelham, Kilham, Kellum, Kellway, Kelly, Kelsall, Kemp, Kempton, Kendall, Kendell, Kendrick, Kent, Kentish, Kerfoot, Ketcherside, Keton, Key, Kilby, Killingburgh, Kilman, Kilmister, Killminster, King, Kingsman, Kingston, Kinner, Kipling, Kirby, Kirk & Pigot, Kirkpatrick, Kirton, Kitchen, Klett, Knibb, Knight, Knodnott, Knottesford, Knotsford, Knox, Kohorn, Kover, Krenckel & Perrola, Kulibi.

Makers' surnames include: Thomas [L...], J. L., Lockman [?], Lacam, Lacum, Lade, Lafoe, Lamaye, Lamb, Lambell, Lambert, Lamble, Lambell, Lamborn, Lambracht, Lamburg, Lampe, Lampriere, Lamude, Lancaster, Landrau, Lane, Langford, Langley, Lanny, Laport, Lapper, La R[…], Larouche, Larpent, Lashbrooke, Lashbrook, Latham, Laughton, Lawton, Lavender, Law, Lawrence, Lawson, Layton, Lazarus, Lea, Leadbetter, Lear, Leare, Le Brun, Le Chevalier, Lecoeur, Le Count, Ledgard, Lee, Leekey, Legg, L'Heuteux, Leicester, Leigh, Leith or Keith, Leivsley, Lemair, Lemaire, Lemaistre, Lemen, Lemon, Leman, Lemastre, Lemoyne, Lenerd, Lenoir, Leroux, Le Roux, Le Roy, Lesire, Lester, Lestourgeon, Levens, Levy, Lewington, Lewis, Ley [?], Leybourn, Leybourne.

Makers' surnames include: Liddell, Liddiard, Liford, Lifford, Lyford, Lilly, Lillie, Lindley, Lindsay, Lindsey, Linsey, Linter, Lipscomb, Lipscomb, Lisceur, Littleton, Liveze [Liversey?], Lloyd, Lock, Lockwood, Lockyear, Lokyer, Lodge, Lodington, Loft, Loftus, Lomax, Long, Longcraft, Looker, Lorman, Lormier, Louis, Lovage, Love, Loveday, Lovejoy, Lovelace, Lovell, Lovet, Lovick, Low, Lowe, Lowcocke, Lowder, Lowndes, Lownds, Loundes, Loyne, Lozano, Lucant [Ellicott?], Lucas, Ludlow, Lullin, Lum, Lumley, Lynes, Lyon, Lyons.

Makers' surnames include: M[...], McCarty, McCulloch, MacDonald, Mace, Macey, Macham, Mackuhan, Maclinnan, McPherson, Maddle, Maddox, Maggs, Magson, Maintere, Maitland, Malacrida, Mallett, Mander, Mandey, Mangaar, Manly, Manley, Man, Mann, Mann & Ayscough, Manneville, Manning, Mansfield, Manton, Marbotin, Marchant, Margetts, Marey, Marie, Marrye, Markham, Markwick, Markwise, Marley, Marques, Marre, Marriage, Mariot, Marriott, Marryatt, Marsden, Marson, Marsh, Marshall, Martin, Martinet, Martineau, Martinot.

Makers' surnames include: Mason, Masquernit, Masquenir, Massey, Massy, Masters, Matchett, Machett, Mather, Mathew, Mathews, Mathias, Mathuff, Maud, Mawley, Maxwell, May, Mayfield, Maynard, Mayor, Mayer, Mayr, Maysmore.

Makers' surnames include: Meakins, Meares, Measure, Medcalf, Medley, Meelech, Meers, Meigh, Melvill, Menitrier, Mercer, Merchant, Mercier, Meredith, Merigcot, Meroes, Merrett, Merriman, Merryman, Merry, Metcalfe, Metham, Meunier, Michell [Mitchell], Micklewright, Middleton, Miege, Milbourn, Milbourne, Mylbourn, Mylbourne, Miles, Miller, Millington, Million, Millis, Mills, Milner, Minchall, Minchener, Minchiner, Minshull, Minton, Mintern, Minten, Miroir, Mitchel, Mitchell, Mitchelson, Mitchnell.

Makers' surnames include: Moilliet, Molliere, Molloy, Molly, Molyneux, Monckton, Moncrief, Monkhouse, Monroe, Moor, Moore, Moran, Morant, Mordecai, Morecock, Morel, Morell, Morey, Morgan, Morin, Morland, Morley, Morris, Morrison, Morse, Morton, Moser, Moses, Moskeal, Moss, Moze, Motley, Mott, Mould, Mountford, Mousard, Mountfort, Mowden, Mowry, Mowtlow, Moyle, Muckleston, Mucklestone, Muddle, Mudel, Mudge, Mudge & Dutton, Muir, Mueller, Mundy, Munday, Munelly, Munroe [Monroe], Munshall, Muret, Murgatroyd, Murray, Mushin, Murphey, Murrel.

Makers' surnames include: Naas, Napier, Naish, Nash, Natson [Watson?], Nau, Nauta, Naylor, Neal, Neale, Neath, Neaton, Neau, Nelmes / Elmes, Nelson, Nethercott, Neave, Neaves, Neve, Nevill, Neville, Craig & Neville, Newbolt, Newborough, Newcomb, Newell, Newham, Newman, Newsam, Newson, Newton, Nicasius, Nicholl, Nicholls, Nichols, Nieuwenhof, Nightingale, Nitinglass, Noah, Noakes, Noble, Noel, Norcot, Norcott, Noman, Norman, Norris, Norsworthy, North, Northcote, Norton, Noyer, Noyes, Nufingter, Nunkorn [?].

Makers' surnames include: O[…], Oakley, Odell [?], Ogbourne, Ogden, Oldfield, Oliver, Olliver, Olivermaes, O'Neal, Orpion, Orrery, Orson, Orton, Osborne, Osland, Osmond, Otteridge, Otting, Ourry, Overhall, Overs, Overturn, Overzee, Ovett, Owen, Owens, Oyens.

Makers' surnames include: J. P., John P[...], W. P., Packe, Padbury, Page, Paget, Paillet, Pailatt, Pain, Pallplat, Palmer, Pampillon, Pank, Pantin, Pape, Papillon, Paradise, Parbury, Pard, Pardoe, Parker, Parkes, Parks, Parkes & King, Parkinson & Frodsham, Parquot, Perquit, Parr, Parratt, Parsons, Partin, Parton, Partridge, Paterson, Patterson, Patrick, Pattison, Paul, Paulet, Paulson, Pauseau, Pay, Payne.

Makers' surnames include: Peachy, Peachey, Peacock, Pearson, Peirson, Pierson, Peckham, Pedler, Pegg, Peke, Pellettier, Pellour, Penavayre, Penkethman, Penlease, Penton, Penn, Pennington, Penny, Penticross [Pentecost ?], Penton, Pepfenhauser, Pepin, Pepper [?], Pepys, Percival, Perier, Perigal, Perrigal, Perkins, Perries, Perrin, Perins, Perrins, Perry, Perry & Price, Peters, Peterson, Petit, Petty, Pew, Peyton.

Makers' surnames include: Phelipper, Philipon, Phelippon, Phelps, Phillips, Phillipson, Phippard, Phipps, Pipp, Picket, Pearce, Pierce, Peirce, Pierssene, Pigney, Pingo, Pink, Pinkston, Pinney, Pynhee [?], Pinnock, Pires, Piron, Pistor, Pitcher, Pitman, Pits, Pittney, Place, Plank, Planner, Platt, Plat, Player, Plaire, Pleydell, Pluet, Plumbe, Plumbtree, Plumley, Plummer, Pluvier, Podneau, Pohlman, Poisson, Polimer, Pollack, Poloux, Polton, Pomeroy, Pomroy, Pomfret, Poncet, Pons, Pool, Poole, Pope, Poplitt, Porter, Portescue, Posfond, Ponsford [?], Porter, Post, Pothenot, Pottecary, Potter, Pott, Potts, Pots, Poulinge, Poulton, Powell, Powel, Poy, Proy, Poynes.

Makers' surnames include: Prentis, Presbury, Preston, Prestwood, Prethy, Prevost, Price, Prideaux, Pridham, Prigg, Priggs, Prince, Print, Prior, Pritchard, Privett, Proquate, Prou, Prusen, Pryor, Pryer, Puckridge, Pugh, Puller, Pumell, Puplet, Puplett, Purden, Purdy, Purnell, Pyke, Pike, Quelch, Quenovault / Quenouault, Quick, Quinholt.

Makers' surnames include: A. R., Rabe, Rabby, Radford, Ragg, Paynisford, Rainsford, Raynsford, Ram, Ramsden, Ran, Ranals, Ranales, Rand, Randell, Ranson, Rant, Rape, Rapson, Rasanwarne [Rawsthorne ?], Rasberry, Raules, Ravenshaw, Rawlings, Rawlinson, Raworth, Rey, Ray, Rayment, Raymond, Rayne, Rayner, Read, Reader, Reaplin, Recordon, Reddish, Redknap, Redol, Reeve, Reeves, Regard, Regiem, Reigem, Reilly, Reipolt, Reith, Renou, Renow, Rewalling, Reyendorff, Reym, Reynolds, Rhodes.

Makers' surnames include: Ribright, Riccord, Rice, Rich, Richard, Richards, Richardson, Richson, Riddlesdon, Rigaud, Riley, Rimbault, Ring, Riplin, Risben, Risdon, Rival, Rivers, Rix, Robarts, Roberdeau, Roberts, Robertson, Robins, Robinson, Robotham, Roden, Rodet, Rogers, Rodger, Rogerson, Rollaway, Romilly, Romley, Rommieu, Rooker / Wrooker, Rooksby, Roper, Rose, Roseamond, Ross, Roth, Rothbottom, Rothram, Roubell, Rouguet, Roughley, Roumieu, Rousseau, Russeau, Rausseau, Rout, Rowe, Rowley, Rowning, Rowte, Roy, Roycroft, Rudd, Rudge, Rudhal, Rule, Rumsey, Russel, Russell, Ruth, Rycroft, Ryland, Rylands.

Makers' surnames include: S[…], Sadleir, Sadler, Saft, Sainsbury, Sale, Salisbury, Salmon, Sambrook, Sampson, Samson, Sanders, Sanderson, Saunderson, Saunders, Satchell, Savage, Savell, Savery, Savidge, Saville, Savile, Savil, Sawyer, Sayer, Scafe, Scales, Scatliff, Scarfe, Schaeffer, Scheiner, Scheks, Schegs, Schmizt, Scholefield, Schofield, Scholes, Schultz, Science, Scott, Scrivener, Seabrook, Seagrave, Seale, Seawell, Sebire, Seddon, Sedgwick, Seeley, Seguier, Sellers, Seller, Sellon, Sellwood, Senesse, Senex, Serjeant, Sergent, Sarjant, Sergeant, Sargent, Serner, Serre, Servas, Servaniere, Sewell, Sewel, Seydell, Seymore, Seamore, Seymour, Seyton.

Makers' surnames include: Shadly, Shadwell, Shallcross, Sharenbeck, Sharpe, Sharp, Sharplin, Sharpy, Sharrat, Shaw, Sheafe, Shearwood, Sheilds, Sheldrake, Shelton, Shepard, Sheppard, Shepley, Shergold, Sherley, Shervey, Sherwood, Shield, Shindler, Shingler, Shipton, Shirley, Shore, Shoertgrave, Shotten, Shrimpton, Shrowsbridge, Shucksborough, Shuckford, Shuckforth, Shute, Shuttleworth, Sibley, Siddell, Sidey [Yedis ?], Sidley, Sidney, Silvers, Silvester, Sylvester, Simkins, Simpkins, Simmons, Simon, Simpkinson, Simpson, Sims, Simms, Sinclair, Singleton, Sisson, Skargell, Sheggs, Skelton, Skikelthorpe, Skinner, Slack, Slade, Slan, Slatter, Slingsby, Sly.

Makers' surnames include: Smallman, Smallpage, Smallwood, Smart, Smelt, Smith, Smyth, Smith & Wingfield, Smith & Wooden, Smithyes, Smorthwaite, Smoult, Snelling, Snow, Sofflaw, Soffleow, Soldano, Somersall, Somerson, Sones, Soret, South, Southam, Sowtheby, Sotheby [?], Soyer, Sparke, Sparkes, Sparrow, Speakman, Spence, Spencer, Spiegel, Sprigg.

Makers' surnames include: Stacey, Stafford & Briscoe, Stafford, Stamp, Stamper, Stanch, Stang, Stanhope, Stanley, Stansbury, Stanton, Stapleton, Staynor, Stead, Stebbing, Stede, Stedman, Steed, Steel, Steel & Co., Steele, Sterck, Stevens, Stephens, Sterrop, Stevenson, Stephenson, Stiles, Still, Stil, Stillings, Stilton, Stimson, Stock, Stockar, Stockdale, Stockton, Stokes, Stone, Stopes, Storr, Storer, Storey, Story, Strahan, Stratton, Street, Streight, Strek, Strelly, Stretch, Strigel, Strigner, Stroud, Stuard, Stumbels, Sturges, Sturgis, Stiles, Stile, Style, Styles, Sugar, Sully, Summerson, Summerset, Somerset, Sumner, Sumpter, Sunley, Suster, Sutton, Swan, Swayne, Swithen, Symonds, Symons.

Makers' surnames include: A. T., Talman, Tamson, Tomson [?], Tanner, Tanqueray, Tapscot, Farbock [Tarbock], Tarles, Tarleton, Tarr, Tarts, Tash, Taverner, Tawny, Tawney, Tayley, Taylor, Tayler, Telfer, Tempesaar, Tennett, Tennant [?], Terold, Terrier, Terrot & Thuillier, Terroux, Terry, Tesells [?], Thache, Theobold, Thierry, Thiolet, Thomas, Thomasson, Thomegay, Thompson, Thomson, Thorn, Thorne, Thornborough, Thornburgh, Thornton, Threlkeld, Thurayte, Thuret, Thwing, Tickell, Tiger [?], Tikschaw, Tiller, Tillier, Tills, Tilly, Timms, Timpson, Titzchkau.

Makers' surnames include: To[...], Todd, Tolson, Tollison [?], Tombs, Tomkin, Tomkins, Tomlin, Tomlinson, Tompion, Tomson, Ton, Topping, Torado, Torboch, Torin, Torrop, Tortore, Toulmin, Towler, Towne, Townele, Townsend, Tracy, Travis, Tree [?], Trebor, Tregent, Tregidgeon, Trenholm, Trent, Trestam, Tribe, Trigge, Triggs, Trinall, Trippett, Trosillon, Trossy, Trout, Trowe, Trubshaw, Trusted, Tucker, Tuckey, Tudman, Turner, Turquand, Tuttell, Tyler.

Makers' surnames include: Ufford, Underwood, Unwin, Upham, Upjohn, Uring, Urings, Utting.

Makers' surnames include: Valance, Vale, Valentine, Vallant, Valle, Vallet, Valette, Vallois, Vallon, Valve, Van Ceule, Vandemire, Vandenhurk, Vandergucht, Van Leeuwen, Van Sas, Van Somer, Van Spicht, Van Stryp, Varney, Vaucanson, Vaugnion, Vauguion, Vaulove, Volove, Vautrollier, Vautyer, Veere, Venables, Vermeulen, Vernon, Vertue, Vetter, Viel, Vial, Viet, Vigne, Villepierre, Villers, Viner, Virtue, Vitall, Vitu, Vokes, Voter alias Furley, Vowell, Voyce, Vrijthoff, Vulliamy.

Makers' surnames include: W[...], Wade, Wady, Wager, Wagstaff, Wagstaffe, Wainwright, Wait, Waite, Wayte, Waits, Waldron, Walker, Wall, Wallen, Walley, Wallis, Walpole, Walsh, Walthall, Waneman, Warburton, Ward, Ware, Wareing, Warfield, Waring, Warne, Warren, Warrington, Warwick, Washbourn, Washburn, Washington, Wasland, Wass, Wat[…], Watkins, Watson, Watt, Watts, Way.

Makers' surnames include: Weasles, Weaver, Webb, Webster, Weedon, Weeks, Welbeck, Welch, Welsh, Weldon, Welldon, Weller, Wellit, Wellman, Wells, Weleys, Wentworth, West, Westbrook, Westenham, Westlaws, Westley, Westoby, Weston, Westwood, Weyandt, Weyanett, Weyat, Weyar [?], Weylandt, Wheatley, Wheeler, Wheelwright, Whichcote, Whiston, White, Whitefield, Whitehead, Whitehouse, Whitehurst, Whitham, Whiting, Whitlache, Whitley, Whittern, Whittit, Whittle.

Makers' surnames include: Witham, Wickstead, Whittyat, Whitwell, Wiege, Wightman, Wightwick, Wightwick & Moss, Wigley, Wikelman, Wilbraham, Wilcocks, Wild, Wilkins, Wilkinson, Will, Willats, Willett, Williams, Williamson, Willioc, Willis [?], Willoughby, Wills, Willsnam, Wilmot, Wilmott, Willmott, Wilmshurst, Wilsdon, Wilsman, Wilsmore, Wilson, Wilter, Wimble, Wimple, Winder, Windsor, Wing, Wingfield, Winkels, Winnell, Wynnell, Winrow, Winrowe, Wint, Winter, Wirgman, Wise, Wiseman, Wickell, Witchell, Whichwell, Witcher, Witham, Withers, Withill, Withy.

Makers' surnames include: Wogden, Wolfull, Wolverstone, Wolverton, Wood, Woodham, Woodhouse, Woodland, Woodman, Woods, Woodward, Woodard, Woolhead, Woollerton, Wootton, Worley, Wornell, Worsfold, Worswick, Worthey, Worthington, Wrench, Wrigglesworth, Wright, Wright & Sellon, Wroth, Wych, Wich, Wyld, Wylder, Wyllie, Wynell, Wynn, Wynne, Wyth.

Makers' surnames include: Yarwell, Yates, Yeates, Yeadon, Yeoman, Yoakley, York, Young, Zouch.

Photocopy of an article from Country Life (26 February 1987), pp. 72–75. Includes "List of known stained-glass sundials in windows".

This collection comprises horological papers collected by Dr Alan Shenton and his wife Rita Shenton. It contains mostly printed material, such as books, journals, catalogues, brochures, advertisements, photographs and collectibles, but some original research notes and correspondence are also present.

A painted tin figure of a Black Forest clock pedlar carrying a shield dial clock and three pendulums.

Original article from The Antiques Journal (17 July 1960), pp. 15–17.

Original article about a Geneva sale, from Christie's International Magazine, vol. 8 no. 12 (May/June 1992), pp. 23–24.

Edwin Robert Sills (d. 1943) of Tottenham was a watch and chronometer finisher. File includes handwritten letters and an extract from the Clockmakers' Library Catalogue.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (June 1981), pp. 75–78.

Typescript. Two copies.

Complete original issue of theClocks supplement of The Antique Collector magazine (April 1985), pp. 13–15.

Original article from The Connoisseur, vol. 27 no. 108 (August 1910), pp. 231–240.

A very fine quality skeleton clock with hour strike and repeat, on a marble base.

A very fine, cathedral, three-train skeleton clock, quarter striking on eight bells and hour striking on a gong.

A very fine Arabesque skeleton timepiece by this well-known maker.

A very fine and rare two-train skeleton clock by this noted maker, striking the hours on a concealed gong.

A very fine and rare, quarter striking skeleton clock by this well-known maker.

An exceptionally fine, two-train skeleton clock with quarter strike, horizontal balance with helical hairspring and maintaining power and centre seconds by this celebrated maker, all in original condition.

An exceptionally fine, two-train skeleton clock with quarter strike, horizontal balance with helical hairspring and maintaining power and centre seconds by this celebrated maker, all in original condition.

A fine, small skeleton timepiece of the highest quality.

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

A very fine and rare two-train skeleton clock by these noted makers, striking the hour on a concealed gong.

A fine, small skeleton timepiece of the highest quality.

A fine and rare hour striking skeleton clock by these noted makers.

A very fine and rare skeleton timepiece made by the celebrated Condliff and retailed by William Moorhouse.

A fine quality, two-train skeleton clock in the Lichfield Cathedral style by these noted makers.

A fine and large skeleton timepiece of two weeks duration, with passing strike at the hour, elaborate and highly decorative plates and superbly figured marble base.

A fine and large skeleton timepiece of two-weeks duration, with passing strike at the hour, elaborate and highly decorative plates and superbly figured marble base.

A fine and rare French fusee skeleton.

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

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

Original binder label says "May 1979", but the earliest sale in the file is dated 5 January 1981.

Contains annotated sketch.

Original article from Antique Collecting, vol. 9 no. 7 (November 1974), pp. 14–17.

Includes a single typewritten letter.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (April 1970), pp. 69–75. Also includes a short editorial article about The Guildhall Museum and the Clockmakers' Company.

Original article from Antique Collecting, vol. 21 no. 3 (July/August 1986), p. 59–61.

Original article from The Connoisseur (August 1924), pp. 214–221.

Original article from Endeavour (April 1955), pp. 90–94.

Original article from The Antique Collector (June 1937), pp. 150–153.

Original article from The Connoisseur (February 1965), pp. 73–80.

Original article from The Connoisseur, vol. 70 no. 280 (December 1924), pp. 205–214.

Original article from Apollo (December 1949), pp. 169–171.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (June 1951), pp. 42–44.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (July 1951), pp. 26–28.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (January 1982), pp. 49–52.

Original article from The Connoisseur (June 1920), pp. 89–92.

Original articles from Antique Finder (April 1973), pp. 40–43 and 44–47.

Original article from The Connoisseur (May 1971), pp. 13–22.

Original article about treasures sold in auctions, including a spherical astrolabe, from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide, vol. 17 no. 6 (January 1963), pp. 39–41.

Also includes press release regarding sale of Important Clocks and Watches (n.d.).

Includes a photocopy of an article on "The Description and Use of a Table-Clock" by Benjamin Martin (1704–182), scientific instrument maker, and related correspondence; and Lord Spencer's correspondence with Colonel Quill regarding clocks by Thomas Mudge, with photographs.

Photocopy of an article from Practical Craft (March 1994), pp. 56–58.

Printed and typescript.

Original article from The Antique Dealer and Collectors' Guide (October 1984), pp. 68–70.

Large folder of booklets, articles, patents, circulars, notes, photographs, transparency slides and related correspondence.

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.

The book includes ten items purchased before the foundation of Strike One in February 1968; they were given stock numbers 468.1-468.10.

Includes a typewritten letter and an article on "The Strasbourg Clocks", and ten photographs and photographic postcards.

This collection comprises business records of Strike One Limited, specialist dealers in antique clocks and other horological items, founded by Milo Mighell in 1968. They include stock/sales books, which list every item that went through the business; clock photograph albums, which contain an image of every clock, together with a typed description (a ‘descriptive ticket’); clock files arranged by clock type, with individual clock descriptions; as well as a handful of sales and exhibition catalogues and other publications with Milo Mighell’s contributions. The archive also contains an interview with Milo Mighell conducted by James Nye in 2024; although not created as part of Strike One’s business activities, it sheds valuable light at its and its founder’s history.

The unique stock numbers, which were assigned to each item at the time of purchase and appear across the collection for cross-referencing purposes, are made up of two parts separated by a full stop/point. Before the full point is the month and two digits for the year. After the full point there is an incremental number assigned to each new purchase. For example, stock number 868.123 indicates August 1968, purchase 123.

Includes catalogues for the English dial clocks (June-July 1978), Act of Parliament clocks (c.1978) and bracket clocks (summer 1982) exhibitions.

Includes catalogues for summer/autumn 1981, winter 1989 and an undated one, which refers to Milo Mighell's 28 years in the business [c.1996].