Timepieces associated with War
Our objective at PrimeTime of Exeter Ltd, has been to collate and archive as many images of timepieces belonging to all those associated with all Wars/Conflicts nationally and internationally. The timepiece may have been worn by your great-grandfather in the trenches in WW1, been worn by a Land Girl or ambulance driver, or a 'clocking in clock' for a munitions factory. Or maybe it's still being worn today! Cathy has a very personal connection with this as her grandfather was a Prisoner of War alongside Ronald Searle the illustrator, and they were instrumental in building the Bridge over the River Kwai. We want everyone to remember what happened in the past, we look forward to you reading more. Cathy is proud to exhibit her watch among hundreds of other remembrance clocks and watches exhibited on the website at www.timeforremembrance.com.
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Cathy photographed in her Clock repair workshop,for 'Spotlight' Magazine,
in relation to an article about our website, 'Time For Remembrance'.
Presenter David Lowe congratulates timeforremembrance.com for its 'innovation'!
David Lowe has been presenting and producing music-based radio programmes for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for more than thirty years. He is also a published author. "Maisie Pops" (see link below) is a ghosted autobiography of a rather rebellious, single-minded lady whose life choices between 1913 and 1965 pre-dated the "girl-power" phenomenon by half a century! David now has a follow up book, see the link below for details.
David has been one of the greatest supporters and advocates of this archive since its inception last September 2013.
David promoted 'Time For Remembrance' twice via his long-running Sunday evening radio spot 'Swingers & Singers' at 8pm on Radio Devon,
Please click on the following link;
lewisadleractorandauthor.weebly.com/e-books--blogs.html for many interesting and varied pieces of information regarding David's unique career as an author.
