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Below are listed a number of web sites that have proven useful in clock restoration. Some are sources for materials while others are sources for information. If you would like to add more useful sites please sent me an e-mail.
http://www.nawcc.org	*Home page for the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors. A large site with many links.*
http://nawcc-mb.infopop.cc/eve	*Link to the NAWCC message boards. Great people and great information source.*
http://www.antiqueclockspriceguide.com	Online database shows 9,832 antique clocks with 17,100 color photos. Descriptions and "real world" values show actual auction and retail prices. American, English and European clocks of all types. Extensive index. Search by manufacturer, type or key word.

http://www.clock-keys.com	*Source for clock & watch parts, tools and books.*
http://www.slarose.com	*Source for clock & watch parts, tools and books.*
http://www.merritts.com	*Source for clock & watch parts, tools and books.*
http://www.randmimports.com	*Source for clock & watch parts, tools and books.*
http://www.larsonsclocks.com	*Source for clock & watch parts, tools and books.*

http://www.boltdepot.com	*Source for odd sized wood screws*
http://www.vandykes.com	*Source for raw materials (square cut nails, zinc sheeting, veneer, etc).*
http://www.fairviewglass.com	*Source for authentic antique glass harvested from old homes and buildings.*
http://www.stencilsonline.com	*Custom, laser-cut stencils from your artwork.*
http://www.constantines.com	*Source for wood supplies, glue, veneer, etc.*
http://www.woodfinishingsupplies.com	*Wood finishes, shellac flakes and related wood chemical products.*
http://www.homesteadfinishing.com	*Wood finishes, related chemicals, dyes, etc.*
http://woodworkerssource.net	*Wood finishing products, woodworking tools, veneer, etc.*
Tickintime World of Watch Tools	Watch clock and pocket watch tools, Service and repair tool kits, Swiss Renata watch batteries.
http://www.taigtools.com	*Tiag micro-lathe and milling machines. Nice tools, great people.*
http://www.beugler.com	*Professional pin stripping tool for dial restoration work.*
http://www.harborfreight.com	*Inexpensive tools, air brushes, bead blasters, etc.*
http://www.joewoodworker.com	*Plans and parts to build a veneer vacuum press.*
http://www.draftingdeals.com	*Professional drafting instruments*
www.tictockdoc.piczo.com	A great site to see some serious restoration in action
http://www.archivalsuppliers.com	*Conservator supplies such as acid-free adhesives, neutralizers, etc.*
http://talasonline.com	*Conservator supplies such as acid-free adhesives, neutralizers, etc.*

http://www.abbeyclock.com	*Mark Headrick's Horology page. Great technical graphics and informtion.*
http://www.collectorsguide.com/fa/fa010.shtml	*Document preservation information*
http://nt.bnt.com/talas/menu.html?category=109&start_index=6	*Mylar document sleeves*
http://www.loc.gov/preserv/pubsdeac.html	*Library of Congress mass de-acidification information*
http://www.nedcc.org/plam3/index6.htm	*Document preservation information*

http://www.davewestclocks.co.uk	*Great site if you are interested in antique clocks of Britain and Europe.*
http://www.pendulantic.com	ANTIQUE CLOCKS - PENDULANTIC, antique clock sales and restoration by a Swiss clockmaker. Collection, European clocks, equipment, example of restoration work, anecdotes in horology.
Barrie's virtual museum of clocks	A collection of pictures and information about hundreds of clocks, including many electric clocks and master clocks.