Thread: 8 days a week (for framebacks)

I have no problem with that.

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Really nice !

Would you like that this thread become a thread on interesting framebacks ? (Because it would actually deserve a thread).

A friend of mine gave me a really nice one yesterday too

I like the idea. Best to keep it to framebacks probably and not to concave grinds ('faux frameback').

Beautiful interesting pieces. I see why you got them.

Here we go !

First interesting I got, Cornu à Troyes, 1820 type french frameback.



Not exactly a frameback, but a shavette, Jeanningros frères, french too, 1850, engraved copper-nickel.



I guess +- 1880 frameback from Jaques Lecoultre au Sentier, swiss one.



A "seven-day set" Legrand à Paris, 1820 too I guess.





And the last one, a gift from a friend that passed by yesterday : really old one too, I think "Châtellerault", tortoise scales and silver engraved washers.



Oh yes, and this japanese one then :



I'd miss a beautiful english one, like yours, and any unusual ones I can find..

I really, really hope someone has an Ebenezer Rhodes frameback to show us.

Great seven day set, really unique.

Thanks for sharing pictures
I really liked it
I have endless of framebacks but limited to swedish ones





Some old pics. The last one is actually John Watts Sheffield that I gave away

Several years later, found a fancy box for my seven day set of fancy framebacks :-)

Wow
Never give up on an old thread