The June edition of the BSS Bulletin will be delivered to members shortly. For those who can’t wait, or for non-members who want to see what they are missing, a sample article by Geoffrey Lane about the Pewterer’s Hall glass sundial is available now.
Contents
1. Editorial
2. The Chetwode Quadrant: A Medieval Unequal-Hour Instrument – John Davis
6. New Dials (1): A Horizontal Stereographic Projection Dial for South Africa – Malcolm Barnfield
7. 24-Hour Sundial in the Shadow of the Moon – Martins Gills
7. Total Eclipse 2015 – Douglas Bateman
8. In the Footsteps of Thomas Ross: Part 11. The Dyallis of William Aytoun – Dennis Cowan
15. Re-Imagining the Pewterers’ Glass Sundial – Geoffrey Lane
17. English Pottery Sundial Picture – Malcolm Barnfield
18. Who Made these Ivory Diptych Dials? – Mike Cowham
20. Mike Groom—Obituary – Ben Jones
21. Setting the Bead on an Horary Quadrant Without a Date Scale – Frank H. King
21. The Eclipse as Seen in Fife – Dennis Cowan
22. Anton Schmitz – Bildhauermeister; Or, how a young German soldier eventually joined the British Sundial Society – Douglas Bateman and Ursula Schmitz
28. A Proposed Heliochronometer – Alan Mitchell
30. New Dials (2): Armillary Dial in Eire – Mark Lennox-Boyd
31. Sundial Discoveries in India and Sri Lanka – Martin Jenkins
35. New Book – Bonnin
36. Restoration of the Hole Park Sundial – Brad Dillon
37. The Hole Park Dial, Unrestored – John Davis
38. Newly Reported Dials, 2014 – John Foad
41. BSS Annual Conference: Nottingham, 10–12 April 2015 – Geoff Parsons, John Lester, Irene Brightmer and Frank Coe
45. Minutes of the 26th BSS Annual General Meeting
46. Trustees’ Annual Report
48. BSS Accounts for the Period 7 February to 31 December 2014
