Propeller Clock motoring_flying_and_sailing was started by the poet

was started by the poet Sir John Betjemann’s great grandfather in 1834 and past through the sons until the death of Sir John’s Betjemann’s father

but helped out with the yachts in the evenings

5cm/ 3⅜ inches (height) x 7

driven by Tony Rolt and Duncan Hamilton

The guns would have been shooting / hunting Partridges

Propeller Clock motoring_flying_and_sailing was started by the poetAmazing 1920s quarter chiming large mantle clock made from A First World War era aircraft propeller. With polished nickel plated brass hands and 'Arabic' numerals mounted on a circular face. Lovely quality eight day clock movement mounted in the central section of a mahogany nine ply aeroplane propeller sitting on a shaped base. Excellent working order, recently serviced and has key. The 8 day terminology means it only requires winding once a week.