The thumbnails below show other views of the movement before restoration. 

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Figure 1 shows the torn suspension spring.  The remaining spring and lower pendulum
suspension mount were missing.  Fig.2, 12 indicate the degree of oxidation on the ferrous
and non-ferrous metals.  Fig.10 shows the arbors being originally painted blue.  Some
smaller arbors were left unpainted and suffered a greater degree of rust damage.  Fig.  7
shows the area where the arbor had been broken off.  It took some time to design the
correct profile of the lock/release arm which was attached to this arbor to control the
remontoir recoil cycle.  Fig.  3,4, shows the opposite end of the same arbor depicted in
figure 7.  Here a missing part was fitted over this arbor and held in place with a pin.  A
missing mount covering the shaded area was a mystery dealt with in the 'repair sessions'
page.  Fig.  9 shows the strike train.  The remaining figures depict the movement as found.