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British clockmakers associations & societies


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British Horological Institute
British clockmakers association that was founded in the Clerkenwell district of London in 1858. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in timekeeping and collectable clock. The modern BHI is run by a Council of members on a voluntary basis with a few permanent staff.
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Epping Forest Horology Club
Clockmakers association in UK formed in 2005 in West Essex. Epping Forest Horology Club is open to individuals interested in antique clock collecting, the practical side of horology, etc. EFHC provides facilities and instruction formerly offered by Epping Forest College in Loughton, Essex, following the closure of their practical horology classes.
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Antiquarian Horological Society
British clockmakers association. The Antiquarian Horological Society - the AHS - is a learned Society dedicated to the study of all areas of timekeeping like clocks, watches, sundials, collectable clock , watchmakers, clockmakers, .

This page has listed resources and sites on British clockmakers associations. Websites of English clock makers societies, clubs, institutes, and communities. Online horological associations of clock makers and manufacturers in UK. List of English horologists, reputable makers of British old, vintage, retro, modern, antique clocks.

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