Cleat
A narrow or thin piece of metal used to fasten two pieces of metal together by the aid of solder, screws or rivets.
CLEMENT, WILLIAM. A London clockmaker, who in 1680, laid claim to the invention of the long or royal pendulum.
How to true a balance, repair a chipped dial, temper a spring or test a stone — the working bench-book of the American watch trade, arranged A to Z.
A narrow or thin piece of metal used to fasten two pieces of metal together by the aid of solder, screws or rivets.
CLEMENT, WILLIAM. A London clockmaker, who in 1680, laid claim to the invention of the long or royal pendulum.