What Collectors Say: "... OVERWHELMING! The third edition for Seth Thomas Clocks & Movements by Tran Duy Ly and his staff cannot be described in any less terms. Previously prepared editions by Tran represented the most comprehensive information published on Seth Thomas Clocks. The last was {2nd edition} published in 1996. This 3rd edition Volume 1 and 2 is so overwhelming in minute detail that it is a must-have for any collector of American clocks..." Samuel Licata - Hummelstown, PA Dr. Licata is a volunteer for the NAWCC Library Research Team "...The Movements Section is incredible, how did you add so much information? When I look at it, I can't say anything but Thank You". You showed a lot of guts when you reported on page 961 that Seth Thomas errored in their 1915 Catalog when they listed the model applications for the 89-AD clock movement..." Al Dodson - Clockmaker - Lexington, KY "... I like your Watch Section. In George Townsend's 'Almost everything you wanted to know about American Watches, and didn't know who to ask', only three Seth Thomas watch movements are listed, but your Watch Section has 41 different models'. My hat is off to you". Denzil Miler - N. Ft. Myers, FL Ditto: Cooksey Shugart - Chattanooga, TN "...I deal with Ship's Bell and Ship's clocks daily and your Ship's Bell section is fantastic. The only problem I see is that if collectors have your book I won't be able to get a bargain when buying." Early Richey - Harrisburg, PA "...This Seth Thomas 3rd Edition, Volume 2 is a must for anyone that needs to broaden his/her knowledge. Regarding Seth Thomas & Sons clocks as well as the firm of Seth Thomas. Thank you Tran as this is your finest work..." Steve Sadowski - New York, NY "... I love the new Seth Thomas book, but why shouldn't I? It's been a considerable void in my library not having either the Seth Thomas or Welch books. I have often wondered how anyone could consider himself a collector and not purchase your books..." Jerry Maler - Sayville, NY |
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