Time measuring instruments
Found in 104 Collections and/or Records:
Nathy O'Hora Papers, 1913 - 1927, bulk: 1946 - 2014
The Nathy O'Hora papers include the research, publications, and presentations of himself, others, and the RGO. This research notably includes eclipses, a topic to which O'Hora devoted considerable time after retiring. The collection also includes papers and correspondence relating to the Time Department where he worked, his notebooks on various scientific theories and practices, ledgers that he used to record weather data, newspaper clippings, and photographs.
Naval captains' letters on chronometers, 1820 - 1831
Letters from various naval captains, including R.C. Spencer, on the receipt of chronometers.
Notebook of Joseph Lindley, 1785 - 1786
Notes on Harrison's Timekeepers, 1937
'Notes on the Ownership of John Harrison's Timekeepers', a 9-page typescript by R.T. Gould, dated at the end 10 May 1937.
Notes taken at the discovery of Mr Harrison's time-keeper, 1765
Observations on the workings of John Harrison's time-keeper, in two parts.
Observations of John Crosley, 1801 - 1803
Observations made by John Crosley on his voyage to New Holland (Australia) on board HMS Investigator to carry out surveying.
Orders, 1884 - 1923
Papers of the Board of Longitude, 1605 - 1830
Papers on chronometer trials, 1906 - 1916
Papers on chronometers, 1922 - 1929
Papers on chronometers and time signals, 1879 - 1880
Papers on clocks and chronographs, 1888 - 1911
Papers on instruments, 1895 - 1926
Papers on nautical travel, 1777 - 1828
Soundings machines and ship's logs, etc.
Papers on payments for Board work, 1766 - 1828
Papers regarding payments for work done on behalf of the Board.
Papers on quartz clocks, 1945 - 1963
Papers on the loan of instruments, 1766 - 1829
Papers regarding the loan and return of instruments belonging to the Board of Longitude and concerning persons entitled to receive Board publications.
Papers on TIM, 1936
Correspondence and papers regarding TIM, the Post Office Speaking Clock, including a programme for the opening ceremony on 24 July 1936, a letter of thanks to H. Spencer Jones, a summary of the speech by the Postmaster General, and a description of the workings of the clock.
Papers regarding Arnold and Earnshaw's chronometers and claims for reward, 1783 - 1808
Papers regarding the public trials and improvements of clocks and chronometers, 1779-1826, 1779 - 1826
Papers regarding the public trials and improvements of clocks and chronometers, 1784-1828, 1784 - 1828
Rates of chronometers, 1811 - 1836
Accounts of rates of chronometers on trial at the Royal Observatory, 1822-1836, preceded by chronometer rates for 1811-1816.
Rating of chronometers, 1875
The rating of chronometers at Aden, Suez and Alexandria; calculations on the Alexandria-Berlin longitude; and errors of chronometers.
Rating of longitude watches on HMS Adventure, 1772
'Account of the going of the two longitude watches on board His Majesty's sloop, the Adventure Captain Furneaux Commander bound towards the South Seas.' Only two pages of the account and the front cover survive. The rating of the watches covers the period 13-29 July 1772.