Dear Wolfgang, Patrick, and Andrew,
thank you for the informations. They were very helpful and a good starting
point for further research.
Best wishes,
Karlheinz
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From: Wolfgang R. Dick
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2017 7:07 AM
To: Sundial Mailing List
Subject: Re: Spackman, Green, and Cole
It seems that I sent this twice to Karlheinz Schaldach, but not to the list.
Dear Karlheinz,
T. W. Cole, who wrote Origin and use of Church Scratch Dials, London 1935,
which is only one of his publications.
There are more publications by him. From different sources I compiled:
Cole, T. W. The Origin and use of Scratch-Dials (London, 1935),
reprinted 2001
Cole, T. W. Classification of church scratch-dials. 1935
COLE, T. W. Scratch-dials and medieval sun-dials.
History and relation to scientific sundials. (Stratford St. Andrew, 1938
Cole, T. W. Scratch dials or medieval sundials :
supplementary list to the list given in "Origin and use of church
scratch-dials".
Stratford St. Andrew, Saxmundham : [Privately published 1945]
Cole, T. W. Church Sundials in Medieval England:
Reginald Taylor Prize Essay 1945. 1947
(Also cited as: Cole, T. W. Church sundials in medieval England.
Brit. Archaeol. Assoc. Jour. for 1945-7, 3rd ser. X (1948) 77-80.
[Reginald Taylor Prize Essay, 1945. Summarised by A. J. Hatley.])
Perhaps this publication in Brit. Archaeol. Assoc. Jour. contains
some biographical information, because it is related to a prize.
Two more findings:
David A. King, George Saliba: From deferent to equant: a volume of studies
in the history of science in the ancient and medieval Near East in honor
of E.S. Kennedy. 1987, p. 138:
"These wall dials, often called scratch dials, are described in Zinner,
1964, and in a series of three pamphlets published privately by T W. Cole
..."
Norfolk Archaeology, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to the Antiquities
of the County of Norfolk, Vol. 25, 1935, p. 452:
"Mr. T. W. Cole, of London, is making an effort to record and classify
the primitive sundials, or scratch dials, on churches: hitherto the
recognition of the subject seems to have been general rather than exact.
Mr. Cole has published an interim list, ..."
I could not find his first name(s).
Best regards,
Wolfgang
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 06. April 2017 um 08:36 Uhr
Von: "Karlheinz Schaldach"
An: sundial@uni-koeln.de
Betreff: Spackman, Green, and Cole
Dear gnomonists,
I am seeking for informations on Henry Spencer Spackman, who wrote The
timepiece of shadows: a history of the sundial. New York 1895, on Arthur
Robert Green, who wrote Sundials, Incised Dials or Mass-Clocks. New York /
Toronto 1926, and on T. W. Cole, who wrote Origin and use of Church Scratch
Dials, London 1935, which is only one of his publications.
1. What job had Spackman, when was he born, when did he die?
2. What job had Green, he was born 1865, but when did he die?
3. What do T. W. stand for? What was Coles work, when was he born, when did
he die?
I would be glad if anyone of you could help,
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