March 2013
Page 44

Readers’ Letters

A collection of letters discussing Society matters, mass-dial archives, and north-facing dials. Contributors debate historical interpretations and the future of BSS collections.
Dials: Mass Dials, Historical Dials, The BSS and Members

Nick Orders
Graham Aldred
Patrick Powers
Gerald Stancey
Nick Nicholls
Peter I. Drinkwater

June 2004
Page 64

Centrovalli: There Are Even More Sundials in the Centrovalli!

Update on sundials along the Centrovalli railway between Domodossola and Locarno, noting that there are over a hundred examples and highlighting three designs on public buildings.
Dials: Vertical

Gerald Stancey

March 2003
Page 17

More Sundials on the Centrovalli Line

Follow-up on sundials along the Centrovalli railway line in Northern Italy, including new photographs and credit to designer Giacomo Bonzani.
Dials: Unusual, Dials: Vertical

Gerald Stancey

March 2002
Page 42

More Railway Sundials

Brief survey of some sundials seen by railway stations in Italy
Historical Dials

Gerald Stancey

October 1999
Page 142

B. S. S. Northumbrian Sundial Meeting

This report details a BSS Northumbrian Sundial Meeting, highlighting visits to Anglo-Saxon dials at Escomb, Dalton-le-Dale, and Pittington, noting the latter's poor condition. The group also saw dials by William Emmerson and C. Hunter, a modern 20-foot sundial by Tony Moss in Silverlink Parks, and the Stephenson Dial at Killingworth. The meeting concluded with a visit to the Keelman's Hospital and a restored shipyard sundial at the Trinity Maritime Centre, along with scratch dials at Bothal, which are rapidly deteriorating.
The BSS and Members

Gerald Stancey