Description

Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. “No. 4 Hanging Office”, 1869-1918. A second example of this workhorse calendar clock that was appreciated for its 12-inch dial and easy visibility across an office. It came with a variety of movements, and even came without a calendar. This walnut example contains an 8-day time-and-strike movement. The movement is unsigned and may be a later replacement; it is running and striking on a cathedral gong. The finish is clean, the glasses old/original, and the paper dials show plenty of age. The hands are correct. There is a nickel pendulum bob; the calendar is advancing. Lots of warnings against oiling the calendar mechanism but I went ahead and oiled it for you, it looked dry. Just kidding! Good instruction label on the back. $350–$450.

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