At present, 1997, the librarian in the VMG (Vintage MG Club of Southern California) stocks a few copies and will have some available for sale.Į-Mail: Copyright, 1997, by Carl N. In the future, one of us should know where the masters are stored. Contact any one of the following three individuals. Additional velo bound booklets may be obtained for little more than the cost of having Kinko's make a copy. By that time, most of them will be dead.Īll the errors in the text are mine. In another ten years it will be too late.
Though these gentlemen must exist, I have, so far, been unable to locate them. that had saved technical and service information from the corporate upheavals that plagued The Smiths Automotive Instrument Division during the past twenty five years. I had hoped to locate some old timers (retirees) somewhere in the U.K. My retrieval results to date (July 1997) have been poor. In an attempt to ferret out service information on these chronometric instruments, I have been in e-mail contact with Smiths in the U.K. May this booklet be of some interest to my compatriots in the world of T-Series MG's. It soon became obvious that this chronometric mechanism was so elegant and so beautifully made that it warranted whatever effort would be required to put this booklet together. This booklet started as a hand out sheet to be distributed at one of the technical sessions to be held at GoF West '97 in Park City, Utah. With a reprint of Ticky-Tocky Little Boxes by
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