Schwarzwalduhren by Heinrich Engelmann

One of the leading collectors and restoration artists of Black Forest Cuckoo and musical Clocks in Germany. A large portion of his Black Forest Cuckoo clocks are displayed at the Junghans Terrassenbau Museum in the city of Schramberg Germany.

[@user-uj9lo6ey2p]

Wunderbar, What a collection , Kuckuckmeister

[@seanatherton123]

wonderfull collection , but the way the look and play , is work of masters hand

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

What a showcase! Thank you so much for sharing Mr Engelmann's collection. I know he's written a book, in German, but sadly now out of print.

[@TheBlackForestClockShop]

Your Welcome, best quality I could get out of it but it really highlights what a fantastic collection he had. I managed to retain a copy of his book and after multiple requests to see the DVD that accompanied it, I figured this platform would give all enthusiasts a chance to see it.

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

@TheBlackForestClockShop thanx, very good of you. Is Ferdinand still with us?

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Other thing I love is a coupla bracket clocks, chiming on gongs, sound like Big Ben's chimes

[@TheBlackForestClockShop]

To my knowledge yes.@@gaiuscoleman8815

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

I really appreciated the super-rare bracket clock chiming on tubular bells. The only other one I've seen is on a TH-cam recording of one in USA I think being discussed on an Antiques Roadshow.

[@TheBlackForestClockShop]

So many beautiful clocks! If your'e ever near Schramberg Germany the Junghans Museum upper levels are filled with his collection which in my opinion definitely makes the entry worth while.

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Thanks for your feedback and advice.

[@derswepter]

And what happened to himself Heinrich Engelmann?@@TheBlackForestClockShop

[@derswepter]

I really liked the early flute clock at 29:21.
I also have an early flute clock on ropes with 13 flutes, in a few months I will post a video with all the melodies..@@TheBlackForestClockShop