Drawing of Sir John Bennett Store Tower Clock Movement, October 1929

THF123310 / Drawing of Sir John Bennett Store Tower Clock Movement, October 1929
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Artifact Overview

Artifact Details

Artifact

Drawing (Visual work)

Date Made

19 October 1929

Subject Date

19 October 1929

Location

By Request in the Benson Ford Research Center

Object ID

EI.186.6

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford.

Material

Paper (Fiber product)

Technique

Drawing (Image-making)
Printing (Process)

Color

Gray (Color)

Dimensions

Height: 21.5 in
Width: 29.75 in

Inscriptions

At top: FRONT VIEW OF CLOCK / Scale: 3"=1 foot / All teeth and pinions are marked with dots, so that trains can be put together in proper order. Labels on the parts of Clock correspond to numbers on the blue print. / October 19th 1929 / Sir John Bennett Ltd. / 65 Cheapside, E.C.2
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