George Daniels WATCHMAKING FIRST EDITION - SIGNED
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- Brand
- George Daniels
- Condition
- VG
- Series
- "WATCHMAKING" FIRST EDITION - SIGNED
- Box
- N/A
- Model
- First Edition
- Papers
- N/A
- Year
- 1981
- Case Size
- N/A
- Location
- Australia
- Listed
- Dec 17, 2014
- Updated
- Dec 17, 2014
✅ SOLD — This item has been sold.
Description
For sale:
SIGNED 1st Edition (1981) "WATCHMAKING" book (aka The Bible) by Dr George Daniels - published by Sothebys
Lovely flowing signature in blue ink.
Original intact First editions of this volume are RARE, and I have not seen another copy SIGNED by the great man for sale.
416 pages, 777 illustrations, board covers and dust jacket.
The great distinguishing feature of the 1st edition, is that the front and back endpapers carry a reproduction of Dr Daniels' original technical drawings for his Space Traveller pocket watch.
This was changed in later editions (which I always thought was a shame).
The book is in great condition - all bindings, spine and corners are tights. Dust jacket is original, and is a little frayed at top of spine (see pic).
This book has been treasured and loved. This is a very reluctant sale, to fund a grail timepiece purchase.
I hope it find its way home to another admirer of George Daniels.
Shipping worldwide will be $70 (heavy book, shipped from Melbourne Australia).
Thanks for looking
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