June 1999
Page 92

Sundials by Francis Barker & Son

This article investigates sundials manufactured by Francis Barker & Son, a renowned London-based firm (1850-1926) specializing in horizontal garden dials. It describes specific examples, like one at the RHS Wisley, and discusses their promotion through "advertising tie-ins" in the Horological Journal. The article highlights two notable designs: one showing distances to various places and another displaying local time at different latitudes globally, showcasing their quality and elaborate engraving.
Dials: Horizontal, Historical Dials

David J. Boullin

July 1997
Page 22

Telling the Time by Cardboard

A review of a cut-out book titled 'Sundials and Timedials' that allows readers to create their own card sundials. The author recommends it as a simple and unusual introduction to sundial construction.
Book Reviews, Construction Projects

David J. Boullin

February 1996
Page 19

The Sundials of the Talmont

A survey of sundials in the Talmont region, with historical context and discussion of their styles and condition.
Historical Dials

David J. Boullin

June 1996
Page 32

The Sundials of Talmont II

A follow-up survey of sundials found in the Talmont region, documenting their design features, condition, and historical settings.
Historical Dials

David J. Boullin